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Climate Justice and the Elusive Climate Tort | Yale Law Journal

mechanism for CJ claimants because it focuses on the nature of the harms plaintiffs suffer. Native Village of Kivalina v. ExxonMobil Corp., another pending

Beyond Marbury: The Executives Power To Say What the Law Is | Yale Law Journal

Beyond Marbury: The Executives Power To Say What the Law Is | Yale Law Journal

Reconstituting the Future: An Equality Amendment | Yale Law Journal

over equality’s jurisprudential limitations. It seeks to make equality real and to matter now. We argue that a new equality paradigm is necessary and

A Seat at the Table: New Voices Urge Farm Bill Reform | Yale Law Journal

nominating and confirming a new Secretary of Agriculture, as well as contentious House and Senate budget negotiations, have complicated progress. Still

A Tale of Two Climate Cases | Yale Law Journal

could chill state-law-based nuisance actions nonetheless. While not addressing preemption, Justice Ginsburg’s opinion explained why courts are

Disparate Impact, Unified Law | Yale Law Journal

comes close to finding fault whenever a measure produces a disparate impact and so coexists uneasily with Fourteenth Amendment norms about

Special Meetings and Consent Solicitations: How the Written-Consent Right Uniquely Empowers Shareholders | Yale Law Journal

view that giving shareholders the right to act by written consent would not increase their power over the company’s management as long as shareholders

Sincerity, Religious Questions, and the Accommodation Claims of Muslim Prisoners | Yale Law Journal

less to do with a claimant’s religious convictions and more to do with the plausibility of the claim, this Note provides a new doctrinal account that

COVID-19’s New Cosmopolitanism? Structural Considerations for the Proposed Pandemic Treaty | Yale Law Journal

1, 2021), h… Landmark Decision to Negotiate New Accord on Pandemics ‘Cause for Hope,’ UN News (Dec. 1, 2021), https:‌//‌news‌.un‌.org‌/en‌/story‌

Building a Law-and-Political-Economy Framework: Beyond the Twentieth-Century Synthesis | Yale Law Journal

democracy, climate change, and more raise significant challenges for legal scholarship and thought. “Neoliberal” premises undergird many fields of law and