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The Domestic Analogy Revisited: Hobbes on International Order | Yale Law Journal

abstract. This Essay reexamines Thomas Hobbes’s understanding of international order. Hobbes defended the establishment of an all-powerful sovereign as the

What Happened to Property in Law and Economics? | Yale Law Journal

Imposing Tort Liability on Websites for Cyber- Harassment | Yale Law Journal

through contracts (such as clickwraps and browsewraps) that establish the terms of use for their visitors. For example, many websites have privacy

What Efficiency Demands: The Efficient Performance Hypothesis Defended | Yale Law Journal

Hypothesis Defended I appreciate the comments and thoughtful engagement by Professors ,, and on my essay A few words of clarification may be helpful with

Staying Alive: Reforming Solitary Confinement in U.S. Prisons and Jails | Yale Law Journal

This essay is part of a collection Reactions to i Time-In-Cell /i These essays respond to Time-In-Cell, a report based on research jointly sponsored

i Brown /i , Not i Loving /i : i Obergefell /i and the Unfinished Business of Formal Equality | Yale Law Journal

case before the Court, Obergefell v. Hodges, this Essay suggests that there is at least one important difference between the two: their position vis-à

Absolute Priority, Valuation Uncertainty, and the Reorganization Bargain | Yale Law Journal

Ridding the Family-Law Canon of the Relics of Coverture: The Due Process Right to Alternative Fee Arrangements in Divorce | Yale Law Journal

This essay is part of a collection The Contemporary Family This Collection explores how the law treats the modern family. From divorced families to

New Actions or New Arguments over Regulatory Takings? | Yale Law Journal

point. The property rights movement wants the outcome of regulatory takings initiatives to be so complex and difficult that government essentially walks

Religious Exemptions and Antidiscrimination Law in i Masterpiece Cakeshop /i | Yale Law Journal

race. As we show in this Essay, the decision supplies more guidance on free exercise exemptions under public accommodations laws than most have

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