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Journal of Legislation and Public Policy

Spring 2001

Volume 4, Number 2

Articles
Legislating Comity: Can Congress Enforce Federalism Constraints Through Restrictions on Preemption Doctrine?
Patricia L. Donze

Surface Freight Transportation: Accounting for Subsidies in a Free Market
Salvatore Massa

On Elián and Aliens: A Political Solution to the Plenary Power Problem
Victor C. Romero

Notes
Stereotypes, Childcare, and Social Change: How the Failure to Provide Childcare Perpetuates the Public Perception of Welfare Mothers
Kerri Harper

The Death of Media Regulation In the Age of the Internet
Steve Mitra

The Way the “Cookies” Crumble: Internet Privacy and Data Protection in the Twenty-First Century
Rachel K. Zimmerman

 

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