Volume 98
1999-00
Issue 1
- Citizen Suits Under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act: Plotting Abstention on a Map of Federalism
- Recent Books
- Exit and Voice in the Age of Globalization
- The Efficient Norm for Corporate Law: A Neotraditional Interpretation of Fiduciary Duty
- Caste, Class, and Equal Citizenship
- The Distributive Foundation of Corrective Justice
Issue 2
- Zoning Speech on the Internet: A Legal and Technical Model
- Recent Books
- Is the Clean Air Act Unconstitutional?
- The Influence of Race in School Finance Reform
- Staking Out the Border Between Comandeering and Conditional Preemption: Is the Driver's Privacy Protection Act Constitutional Under the Tenth Amendment?
- Winning the Battle, Losing the War?: Judicial Scrutiny of Prisoners' Statutory Claims Under the Americans with Disabilities Act
Issue 4
- Recent Books
- Antitrust Beyond Competition: Market Failures, Total Welfare, and the Challenge of Intramarket Second-Best Tradeoffs
- Judicial Review & the Policy of Federal Abstention: A Juvenile's Right to Ensure the Existence of a "Substantial Federal Interest"
- Publish or Perish
- The Price of Law: How the Market for Lawyers Distorts the Justice System
- Judicial Abuse of "Process": Examining the Applicability of Section 2F1.1(b)(4)(B) of the Federal Sentencing Guidelines to Bankruptcy Fraud
Issue 5
- Sentencing Equality for Deportable Aliens: Departures from the Sentencing Guidelines on the Basis of Alienage
- Recent Books
- Treaty-Making and the Nation: The Historical Foundations of the Nationalist Conception of the Treaty Power
- Copyright Misuse and Modified Copyleft: New Solutions to the Challenges of Internet Standardization
Issue 6
- Because We Love You
- Who "Owns" a Cultural Treasure?
- The Universal Grammar of Criminal Law
- On the Nature of Norms: Biology, Morality, and the Disruption of Order
- Clear Consensus, Ambiguous Commitment
- Foreword: The Question of Process
- The Perils of Courtroom Stories
- Rejoinder: Twailing International Law
- Neoliberalism, Colonialism, and International Governance: Decentering the International Law of Government Legitimacy
- Rationalizing Juvenile Justice
- Climbing the Walls of Your Electronic Cage
- Casting Light on Cultural Property
- Miranda's Fall?
- Saying No to Stakeholding
- Losing Faith: America Without Judicial Review?
- Law and Regret
- The Postmodern Infiltration of Legal Scholarship
- Zen and the Art of Jursiprudence
- Choosing Justices: A Political Appointments Process and the Wages of Judicial Supremacy
- Healing the Blind Goddess: Race and Criminal Justice
- Governmental Illegitimacy and Neocolonialism: Response to Review by James Thuo Gathii
- The Tyranny of Money
- Ending Male Privilege: Beyond the Reasonable Woman
- The Importance of Being Biased
- Word Games, War Games
- Life on Campus Really Ain't So Bad
- History Unbecoming, Becoming History
- Building Community in the Twenty-First Century: A Post-Integrationist Vision for the American Metropolis
- An Upbeat View of English Justice in the Fourteenth Century
- Dissent, Free Speech, and the Continuing Search for the "Central Meaning" of the First Amendment
- Looking at Marriage
Issue 7
- International Bankruptcy: In Defense of Universalism
- The Case for Cooperative Territoriality in International Bankruptcy
- Resolving Transnational Insolvencies Through Private Ordering
- Democracy, Science, and Free Trade: Risk Regulation on Trial at the World Trade Organization
- "Ready? Induce. Sting!": Arguing for the Government's Burden of Proving Readiness in Entrapment Cases
- Pleading Under Section 11 of the Securities Act of 1933
- Recent Books
- A Global Solution to Multinational Default
Issue 8
- Recent Books
- Contents of Volume 98: Subject Index, Articles, Notes, Authors, Books Reviewed
- The Sound of One Form Battling: Comments on Daniel Keating's 'Exploring the Battle of the Forms in Action'
- Enforcing Contracts in Dysfunctional Legal Systems: The Close Relationship Between Public and Private Orders: A Repy to McMillan and Woodruff
- The Limits of Empiricism: What Facts Tell Us: Comments on Daniel Keating's 'Exploring the Battle of the Forms in Action'
- Commercial Norms and the Fine Art of the Small Con: Comments on Daniel Keating's 'Exploring the Battle of the Forms in Action'
- Reaffirming Relationship-Specific Investments: Comments on Miwa and Ramseyer's 'Rethinking Relationship-Specific Investments'
- Private Order Under Dysfunctional Public Order
- Informality as a Bilateral Assurance Mechanism: Comments on Ronald Mann's 'The Role of Letters of Credit in Payment Transactions'
- Letters of Credit as Signals: Comments on Ronald Mann's 'The Role of Letters of Credit in Payment Transactions'
- The Role of Letters of Credit in Payment Transactions
- On the Use of Practitioner Surveys in Commercial Law Research: Comments on Daniel Keating's 'Exploring the Battle of the Forms in Action'
- Exploring the Battle of the Forms in Action
- Rethinking Relationship-Specific Investments: Subcontracting in the Japanese Automobile Industry
- A Public Choice Approach to Private Ordering: Rent-Seeking at the World's First Futures Exchange: Comments on Mark West's 'Private Ordering at the World's First Futures Exchange'
- Empirical Insight and some Thoughts on Future(s) Investigation: Comments on Mark West's 'Private Ordering at the World's First Futures Exchange'
- Reconciling the Old Theory and the New Evidence: Comments on Ronald Mann's 'The Role of Letters of Credit in Payment Transactions'
- Lawyers, Law, and Contract Formation: Comments on Daniel Keating's 'Exploring the Battle of the Forms in Action'
- Private Ordering at the World's First Futures Exchange
