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Masur); 52
American Journal of Legal
History
240 (2012) (peer reviewed)
(solicited book review of
Wholesale
Justice
by Martin Redish).
Samuel Brunson
, “Taxing Polygamy,”
Washington University Law Review
(forthcoming 2013); “Watching the
Watchers: Preventing I.R.S. Abuse of
the Tax System,”
Florida Tax Review
(forthcoming 2013);
“How to Tax
Mitt Romney,” 135
Tax Notes
1137
(2012); “Repatriating Tax-Exempt
Investments: Tax Havens, Blocker
Corporations, and Unrelated Debt-
Financed Income,” 106
Northwestern
Law Review
225 (2012); “Grown-up
Income Shifting: Yesterday’s Kiddie
Tax Is Not Enough,” 59
Kansas Law
Review
457 (2011); “Reigning in
Charities: Using an Intermediate
Penalty to Enforce the Campaigning
Prohibition,” 8
Pittsburgh Tax Review
125 (peer reviewed) (2011).
Sacha Coupet,
“Beyond ‘Eros:’
Relative Caregiving, ‘Agape’Parentage,
and the Best Interests of Children,” 20
American University Journal of Gender,
Social Policy, & the Law
3 (2012); “The
AAML Child Custody Evaluation
Standards: Bridging Two Worlds,
Child Custody Evaluation Standards,”
American Academy of Matrimonial
Lawyers
(2011).
Teresa Frisbie,
“Ten Tips for a
Successful Mediation,”
Women’s
Bar Association of Illinois Journal
(August 2012).
James Gathii,
“The Status of African
Regional Trade Agreements,” 4
European Yearbook of International
Economic Law
(forthcoming 2013);
“Africa” in
The Oxford Handbook of the
History of International Law
(edited
by Bardo Fassbender, Anne Peters,
Simone Peter, and Daniel Hogger)
(Oxford University Press, 2012); “The
Cotonou Agreement and Economic
Partnership Agreements” in
The
Right to Development in Theory and
Practice: Studies for the Twenty-Fifth
Anniversary of the Declaration
(edited
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by Stephen Marks) (2012);“Curtailing
Ecosystem Exportation: Ecosystem
Services As a Basis to Reconsider the
Merits of Export-Driven Agriculture
in Economies Highly Dependent
on Agricultural Exports,” 30
Virginia
Environmental Law Journal
1 (2012)
(with Keith Hirokawa); “Irregular
Forces and Self-Defense Under
the UN-Charter” in
What is War?
An Investigation in the Wake of
9/11
(edited by Mary O’Connell)
(Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 2012);
“Food Sovereignty for Poor Countries
in the Global Trading System,” 57
Loyola Law Review
509 (2011);
“The Neo-Liberal Turn in Regional
Trade Agreements,” 86
Washington
University Law Review
421 (2011);
“Failing Failed States: A Response to
John Yoo,” 2
California Law Review
Circuit
40 (2011); “Introduction: GATS
and Human Rights,”
Proceedings of the
104th Annual Meeting of the American
Society of International Law
127
(2011); “Kenya’s Long Anti-Corruption
Agenda: 1952-2010: Prospects and
Challenges of the Ethics and Anti-
Corruption Commission Under the
2010 Constitution,” 4
The Law and
Development Review
182 (2011);
“TWAIL: A Brief History of Its Origins,
Its Decentralized Network, and a
Tentative Bibliography,”3 (1)
Trade Law
and Development Journal
26 (2011);
“Mapping African International Law,”
book review essay
of Mapping New
Boundaries in African International Law
by Jeremy Levitt, 2 (3)
Transnational
Legal Theory
439-441(2011).
Diane Geraghty, A. Kathleen
Beazley Chair in ChildLaw,
“Child
Friendly Legal Aid in Africa” (with
Thomas Geraghty) (concept paper
adopted by UNICEF, United Nations
Development Programme, and United
Nations Office on Drugs and Crime as
the official paper on the topic) (2011).
Cynthia Ho
, “A New Approach to the
Compulsory License Conundrum,”
in
Global Perspectives on Patent Law
(Margo Bagley & Ruth Okediji, eds.)
(Oxford University Press, forthcoming
2013); “Beyond Patents: Concerns
for Developing Countries” in
Globalization of Health Care
(Oxford
University Press, 2013); “Global
Access to Medicine: The Influence of
Competing Patent Perspectives,” 35
Fordham International Law Journal
1
(2011);
“Patent Breaking or Balancing:
Separating Strands of Fact from
Fiction Under TRIPS,” 34
North Carolina
Journal of International Law and
Commercial Regulation
371 (2009),
excerpts reprinted in
Human Rights
and Intellectual Property: Mapping
the Global Interface
(edited by
Laurence Helfer and Graeme Austin)
(Cambridge University Press, 2011)
and Daniel Chow & Edward Lee,
International Intellectual Property
(West, 2012).
Michael Kaufman,
“Summary Pre-
judgment: The Supreme Court’s
Profound, Pervasive, and Problematic
Presumption about Human Behav-
ior,” 43
Loyola University Chicago Law
Review
593 (2012); “Messy Mental
Markers: Inferring Scienter from Core
Operations in Securities Fraud Litiga-
tion,” 73
Ohio State Law Journal
507
(2012); “The Judicial Access Barriers
to Remedies for Securities Fraud,” 75
Law and Contemporary Problems
55
(2012); “Fraud Created the Market,”
63
Alabama Law Review
275 (2012);
“Section 16(b) and Its Limitations
Period: The Case for Equitable Tolling,”
39
Securities Regulation Law Journal
169 (2011); “Toward a Just Measure of
Repose: The Statute of Limitations for
Securities Fraud,” 52
William and Mary
Law Review
1547 (2011).
Jeffrey Kwall,
“When Should Asset
Appreciation Be Taxed?: The Case for
a Disposition Standard of Realization,”
86
Indiana (Bloomington) Law Journal
77 (2011); “The Repeal of Graduated
Corporate Tax Rates,” 131
Tax Notes
1395 (2011).
Margaret Moses,
“Ethics in Inter-
national Arbitration: Traps for the
Unwary,
” Loyola University Chicago
International Law Review
(forthcoming
2013); “Reasoned Decisions in Arbitra-
tor Challenges,”
International Yearbook
of Arbitration
(forthcoming 2013);
“Beyond Judicial Activism: When the
Supreme Court Is No Longer a Court,”
14
University of Pennsylvania Journal of
Constitutional Law
161 (2011).
Charles Murdock,
“
Thinking, Fast
and Slow—
A Lawyer’s Perspective,”
Loyola University Chicago Law Journal
(forthcoming 2013) (with Barry
Sullivan);
“Credit Default Swaps:
Dubious Instruments,”
Harvard
Business Law Review Online
(2013);
“Redoing the Statutory Scheme by
Rule-Making,” 40
Securities Regulation
Law Journal
251 (2012); “The Big
Banks: Background, Deregulation,
Financial Innovation, and ‘Too Big to
Fail,’”
Denver University Law Review
(forthcoming 2013); “The Dodd-Frank
Wall Street Reform and Consumer
Protection Act: What Caused the
Financial Crisis andWill Dodd-Frank
Succeed in Preventing Future Crises?”
64
SMU Law Review
1243 (2011).
Juan Perea,
“On Race and Constitu-
tional Law: Recognizing the Proslav-
ery Constitution,” 110
Michigan Law
Review
1123 (2012) (book review of
George Van Cleve,
A Slaveholder’s
Union
); “The Echoes of Slavery: Rec-
ognizing the Racist Origins of the
Agricultural and Domestic Worker
Exclusion from the National Labor
Relations Act,” 72
Ohio State Law
Journal
95 (2011).
Steven Ramirez
, “In Defense of the
GSES,” 35
Hamline Law Review
461
(2012); “Dodd-Frank As Maginot
Line,” 14
Chapman Law Review
109
(2011); “Taking Economic Human
Rights Seriously After the Debt Crisis,”
42
Loyola University Chicago Law Re-
view
713 (2011).
Alan Raphael,
“When Are
Miranda
Warnings Required for Questioning of
a Prisoner?” 2011-12
Preview of United
States Supreme Court Cases
11; “Does
Miranda
Allow a Court to Consider the
Age of a Juvenile When Determining
Whether He Was in Custody During
an Interrogation?” 2010-11
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of United States Supreme Court Cases
232; “Does
Crawford v. Washington
Bar Police Testimony of a Shooting
Victim’s Statement Identifying His
Attacker?” 2010-11
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States Supreme Court Cases
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the First Amendment Allow the Fa-
ther of a Dead Soldier to Receive Tort
Damages from Picketers at His Son’s
Funeral?” 2010-11
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Anne-Marie Rhodes,
“Valuing Art
in an Estate: New Concerns,” 31
Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law
Journal
45 (2012).
Hank Rose,
“The Due Process Rights
of Residential Tenants in Mortgage
Foreclosure Cases,” 41
NewMexico Law
Review
407 (2011).
Matthew Sag,
“Orphan Works As
Grist for the Data Mill,” 27
Berkeley
Technology Law Journal (
forthcoming
2013); “League Structure & Stadium
Rent Seeking—the Antitrust Role
Reconsidered,”
Florida Law Review
(forthcoming 2013) (with David
Haddock and Tonja Jacobi); “An
Information-Gathering Approach to
Copyright Policy,” 34
Cardozo Law
Review
173
(2012) (with Peter DiCola);
“Digital Archives: Don’t Let Copyright
Block Data Mining,” 490
Nature
29-30
(October 4, 2012) (with Matthew Jock-
ers and Jason Schultz); “Predicting
Fair Use,” 73
Ohio State Law Journal
47
(2012); “The Pre-History of Fair Use,” 76
Brooklyn Law Review
1371 (2011).
Nadia Sawicki
, “A New Life for Wrong-
ful Living,”
New York Law School Law
Review
(forthcoming 2013);
“Patient
Protection and Decision Aid Quality:
Regulatory and Tort Law Approaches,”
54
Arizona Law Review
621 (2012)
;
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Conscience,” 33
Cardozo Law Review
1389 (2012); “Informed Consent Be-
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