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The Political Economy of Arbitration Law

Yale Law Journal - The Political Economy of Arbitration Law The Political Economy of Arbitration Law abstract. This Note responds to the dominant

Rethinking Criminal Law and Family Status

Yale Law Journal - Rethinking Criminal Law and Family Status

The Essential Role of Organizational Law

Yale Law Journal - The Essential Role of Organizational Law

Patent Law and the Two Cultures

Yale Law Journal - Patent Law and the Two Cultures

Forum: Reconsidering the Syllabus in “Constitutional Law”

The Yale Law Journal - Forum: Reconsidering the Syllabus in “Constitutional Law” Reconsidering the Syllabus in “Constitutional Law” Ernie Young has

Forum: The Quest for a Higher Law

“Principles of International Law.” Might we call Bentham a “cosmopolitan utilitarian”? In crafting new international laws, he urged the legislator to see as his

Forum: Announcing The Yale Law Journal Online

The Yale Law Journal - Forum: Announcing The Yale Law Journal Online Announcing The Yale Law Journal Online The Yale Law Journal is pleased to

Forum: Twenty-First-Century Contract Law Is a Law of Agreements, Not Debts: A Response to Lewinsohn

the shift is probably accurate, we should see this shift as contract law evolving to fit modern needs rather than as a misstep. Modern contract law’s

Disparate Limbo: How Administrative Law Erased Antidiscrimination

the center of the construction of modern administrative law’s empire. authors. Cristina Isabel Ceballos is a J.D./Ph.D. student at Stanford Law School

News: Welcome to The Yale Law Journal Online

The Yale Law Journal - News: Welcome to The Yale Law Journal Online Welcome to The Yale Law Journal Online The Yale Law Journal is pleased to present