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The Administrative Agon: A Democratic Theory for a Conflictual Regulatory State

the democracy question. Part III presents agonistic democratic theory as an alternative to conventional democratic theories. Then, Part IV develops a

Forum: “There Is No Such Thing as an Illegal Strike”: Reconceptualizing the Strike in Law and Political Economy

again, “while publicity and morale are not irrelevant, in the end, they are not effective weapons in their own right.” These arguments are important. A

An Organic Law Theory of the Fourteenth Amendment: The Northwest Ordinance as the Source of Rights, Privileges, and Immunities

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An Organic Law Theory of the Fourteenth Amendment: The Northwest Ordinance as the Source of Rights, Privileges, and Immunities | Yale Law Journal

An Organic Law Theory of the Fourteenth Amendment: The Northwest Ordinance as the Source of Rights, Privileges, and Immunities | Yale Law Journal An

A Liberal Theory of Social Welfare: Fairness, Utility, and the Pareto Principle

Yale Law Journal - A Liberal Theory of Social Welfare: Fairness, Utility, and the Pareto Principle

A Liberal Theory of Social Welfare: Fairness, Utility, and the Pareto Principle | Yale Law Journal

A Liberal Theory of Social Welfare: Fairness, Utility, and the Pareto Principle | Yale Law Journal

There Is No Such Thing as an Illegal Strike”: Reconceptualizing the Strike in Law and Political Economy | Yale Law Journal

in the end, they are not effective weapons in their own right.” These arguments are important. A strike is not simply protest; it is direct action

Forum: There Is No Affirmative Action for Minorities, Shareholder and Otherwise, in Corporate Law

competing offer at about twenty-eight dollars per share. The Carroll Family withdrew their merger proposal, but also announced that they had no interest

Forum: Keeping the Promise of Public Fiduciary Theory: A Reply to Leib and Galoob

an alternative, outcome-centred view of judging (i.e., the theory of Judge Richard Posner, which they discuss at length) curiously does not lead them

SEC "Monetary Penalties Speak Very Loudly," But What Do They Say? A Critical Analysis of the SECs New Enforcement Approach

penalties when they pay the cost themselves. However, if their employer (or its shareholders) pays, the deterrent effect is undermined. Corporate fines for