CURRENT ISSUE

In Volume 62, Issue 5, James Dwyer offers a cutting-edge perspective on the effects of residential location on children's lives and Kathleen Clark discusses the application of ethical rules on government contractor personnel.
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The law school hosted several guests this semester, including Justice John Paul Stevens and Professor Macey.
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Current Issue

ARTICLES

James G. Dwyer, No Place for Children: Addressing Urban Blight and Its Impact on Children Through Child Protection Law, Domestic Relations Law, and “Adult-Only” Residential Zoning.

Kathleen Clark, Ethics, Employees and Contractors: Financial Conflicts of Interest In and Out of Government.

MEADOR LECTURE SERIES 2009-2010: FREEDOM

Ian Haney Lopez, Freedom, Mass Incarceration, and Racism in the Age of Obama.

Kenneth M. Rosen, Freedom.

MEADOR LECTURE SERIES 2010-2011: RATIONALITY

Rosabeth Kanter, Values, Purpose, Meaning, and Expectations: Why Culture and Context Matter.

Ronald J. Allen, Rationality and the Taming of Complexity.

NOTES

Richard Edward McLawhorn Jr., Apportionment or Size? Why the U.S. House of Representatives Should be Expanded.

Meghan Nowicki, Implementing Sustainable Industrial Development in the United States and Abroad: The Need for Legislation and International Cooperation.

E. Travis Ramey, Congress Hatches the Egg: Justice Thomas’s Textual Mandate Test for Preemption.