Volume 100: Issue 6

• Book Reviews & Notices

  A Little Rebellion Now and Then is a Good Thing

  • James Forman Jr.
  • Published: May, 2002
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  A Life in the Craft of Comparative Law

  • John C. Reitz
  • Published: May, 2002
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  Contract Rights and Civil Rights

  • Davison M. Douglas
  • Published: January, 2002
  • Volume 100, Issue 6
• Book Reviews & Notices

  The Progress of Passion

  • Kathryn Abrams
  • Published: January, 2002
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  When Interests Diverge

  • Robert S. Chang
  • Published: January, 2002
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  Pragmatism Regained

  • Christopher Kutz
  • Published: January, 2002
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  Toward a “New Deal” for Copyright in the Information Age

  • Pamela Samuelson
  • Published: January, 2002
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  Poverty and Equality: A Distant Mirror

  • Gene R. Nichol
  • Published: January, 2002
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  Gore Wars

  • Alex Kozinski
  • Published: January, 2002
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  How the Corporation Conquered John Bull

  • A.W. Brian Simpson
  • Published: January, 2002
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  Toward a Jurisprudence of Cost-Benefit Analysis

  • Michael Abramowicz
  • Published: January, 2002
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  Those Who Remember the Past May Not be Condemned to Repeat It

  • Stephan Landsman
  • Published: January, 2002
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