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• Articles & Essays

  What’s Standing After Lujan? Of Citizen Suits, “Injuries,” and Article III

  • Cass R. Sunstein
  • Published: November, 1992
  • Volume 91, Issue 2
• Book Reviews & Notices

  Books Received

  • Michigan Law Review
  • Published: November, 1992
  • Volume 91, Issue 2
• Other

  A Failed Critique of State Constitutionalism

  • David Schuman
  • Published: November, 1992
  • Volume 91, Issue 2
• Notes & Comments

  The Outer Fringes of Chapter 11: Nonconsenting Senior Lenders’ Rights Under Subordination Agreements in Bankruptcy

  • David Kravitz
  • Published: November, 1992
  • Volume 91, Issue 2
• Other

  Periodical Index

  • Michigan Law Review
  • Published: November, 1992
  • Volume 91, Issue 2
• Articles & Essays

  Nondeposit Deposits and the Future of Bank Regulation

  • Jonathan R. Macey
  • Published: November, 1992
  • Volume 91, Issue 2
• Other

  Controlling the Competitor Plaintiff in Antitrust Litigation

  • William H. Page
  • Published: October, 1992
  • Volume 91, Issue 1
• Articles & Essays

  Rethinking Guild, Juries, and Jeopardy

  • George C. Thomas III
  • Published: October, 1992
  • Volume 91, Issue 1
• Other

  Periodical Index

  • Michigan Law Review
  • Published: October, 1992
  • Volume 91, Issue 1
• Notes & Comments

  An Administrative Battle of the Forms: The EEOC’s Intake Questionnaire and Charge of Discrimination

  • Laurie M. Stegman
  • Published: October, 1992
  • Volume 91, Issue 1
• Other

  Strange Visions in a Strange World: A Reply to Professors Bradley and Rosenzweig

  • Lynn M. LoPucki
  • Published: October, 1992
  • Volume 91, Issue 1
• Articles & Essays

  The Growing Disjunction Between Legal Education and the Legal Profession

  • Harry T. Edwards
  • Published: October, 1992
  • Volume 91, Issue 1