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Sovereignty on Our Terms | Yale Law Journal
The Floodgates of Strict Liability: Bursting Reservoirs and the Adoption of Fletcher v. Rylands in the Gilded Age | Yale Law Journal
Bush v. Gore and the Boundary Between Law and Politics | Yale Law Journal
promise should have the right to determine whether the promisor performs. If it is no worse on efficiency grounds, and better on non-welfarist ethical
anticolonialism is neither eccentric nor elitist. It is the perspective of the island’s statehood movement, a uniquely American decolonization movement that
The Inducement Standard of Patentability | Yale Law Journal
them. As Persily notes, there was “basic disagreement” about the “key provision” of the new law, despite the near unanimous overall House-Senate vote
at . × Ewing & Kysar, , at 362 tbl.1. Note that they do not limit their argument to “prods and pleas” necessitated by congressional inaction
Nationality, 2 Nations & Nationalism 409 (1996); Christopher W. Morris, The Case for National Self-Determination, in The Theory of Self-Determination 32
people. Today there isurgent need to adopt new constitutional provisions designed to safeguard both nature and people from threats which did not exist and