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out development but big cities allow untrammeled growth because of the political influence of developers. But as demand to live in them has increased
participatory, egalitarian, and anti-corruption values. But while reform advocates focus on these values, they ignore the evidence that such reforms might
nature at the heart of his analysis of the political economy. Although shared in 2008, they still carry an eerie resonance today. Charles Reich had
administrative law’s empire. 122 Yale L.J. 574 (2012). One of the most promising regulatory currents consists of “targeted” disclosure: mandating
Ezra Rosser | Yale Law Journal Ezra Rosser Matthew Desmond’s magisterial Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City is arguably the most
of the court would administer a detailed, fixed list of questions to the witnesses and record their answers. Ships documents, such as logs and
Mary Ziegler | Yale Law Journal Mary Ziegler This Article offers the first legal history of the Comstock Act from its enactment to its post-Dobbs
S. Lisa Washington | Yale Law Journal S. Lisa Washington The legal system’s ability to control people’s time is a form of dominion that exacerbates
repurpose public spaces, more can be done to repurpose their proprietary assets. Sheila Foster argues that Schleicher’s prescriptions neglect the
this Article contends, is not whether states can exert control over data, but rather the shape their exercises of sovereign power will take. Given