Loyola law faculty members are active authors, speakers, consultants, and mentors. Through their writing and public speaking,
School of Law faculty members advance the state of human knowledge. Here are some of their recent contributions.
“Are Christians Fit to Be Parents and
Guardians—The Case of
Johns v.
Derby City Council
,” 2
International
Journal of the Jurisprudence of the
Family
285
(2011); and “The Roman
Catholic Perspective on the Use of
Force,”
Religious Perspectives in Just
War Theory
(Cambridge University
Press, 2009).
Emily Benfer,
“Educating the Next
Generation of Health Law Leaders:
Medical-Legal Partnership and
Interdisciplinary Graduate Education,”
35
Journal of Legal Medicine
113
(2013); “Educating the Invincibles:
Strategies for Teaching the Millennial
Generation in Law School,” 20
Clinical
Law Review
1
(2013) (with Shanahan);
“Adaptive Clinical Teaching,” 19
Clinical Law Review
201
(2013)
(with Shanahan); “Interdisciplinary
Collaboration between Graduate
Schools and Host Communities,”
Town
and Gown: Effective Legal Strategies
Promoting Cooperation between
Institutions of Higher Education and
Their Host Municipalities
(American
Bar Association, 2013); “Theory and
Praxis in Reducing Women’s Poverty,”
American University Journal of Gender,
Social Policy, and Law
(2012) (with
Appel and Finger); “The Health Justice
Project: Interdisciplinary Advocacy
to Overcome Social Determinants
of Health,” 1
Canadian Journal of
Poverty Law
164
(2012) (with Gold
and Schweitzer); “Health Justice
Project: A Collaborative Commitment
to Solving Real World Problems,” 9
Indiana Health Law Review
521 (2012);
and “Advancing Health Law and Social
Justice in the Clinic, the Classroom,
and the Community,” 21
Annals of
Health Law
237 (2012) (with Ammann,
Bliss, Caley, Tyler, and Pettignano).
John Blum, John J. Waldron
Research Professor,
“The Naprapath
in the Rainforest,” 17
Nexus Journal
of Law and Public Policy
101 (2014);
and “Medicaid Governance in the
Wake of
National Federation of
Independent Business v. Sebelius
:
Finding Federalism’s Middle Pathway,
from Administrative Law to State
Compacts,” 45
John Marshall Law
Review
601 (2012).
Bruce Boyer,
“Neglected,
Abused, and Dependent Children—
Dispositions and Permanency
,”
Illinois Juvenile Law and Practice
(2012) (with Weinberg).
John Bronsteen,
“Well-Being Analysis
vs. Cost-Benefit Analysis,” 62
Duke Law
Journal
1603 (2013) (with Buccafusco
and Masur); and 52
American Journal
of Legal History
240 (2012) (peer
reviewed) (solicited book review of
Wholesale Justice
by Redish).
Samuel Brunson,
“Mutual Funds,
Fairness, and the Income Gap,”
65
Alabama Law Review
139 (2013);
“Taxing Polygamy,” 91
Washington
University Law Review
113
(2013);
“Watching the Watchers: Preventing
IRS Abuse of the Tax System,” 14
Florida Tax Review
223 (2013); “How to
Tax Mitt Romney,” 135
Tax Notes
1137
(2012); and “Repatriating Tax-Exempt
Investments: Tax Havens, Blocker
Corporations, and Unrelated Debt-
Financed Income,” 106
Northwestern
Law Review
225 (2012).
Sacha Coupet,
“Beyond ‘Eros’:
Relative Caregiving, ‘Agape’Parentage,
and the Best Interests of Children,” 20
American University Journal of Gender,
Social Policy, and the Law
3 (2012).
John Dehn,
“Considering Territorial
State Human Rights Obligations,” 54
Harvard International Law Journal
Online
84 (2012); and “The Moral
Dimension of Security Outsourcing,”
The Foundation of Organizational Evil
(2012) (with Anechiarico).
Teresa Frisbie,
“A Few Thoughts on
Gender in the Practice of Mediation”
(Feb. 28, 2013), “What Your Client
Needs to Know About Mediation
Confidentiality” (July 29, 2013), “Don’t
Let Advocacy in Mediation Be As
Futile as a Political Conversation”
(Aug. 26, 2013), “How to Mediate
Disputes Involving the Elderly” (Sept.
30, 2013), “Meaningful Conferences
Prevent ‘Arbigation’ in Commercial
Cases” (Oct. 29, 2013), “How to Make
the Most of Written Mediation
Submissions” (Nov. 21, 2013),
“Client Involvement is Key in Estate
Mediation” (Jan. 8, 2014), “Conflict
Coaching a Useful Dispute Resolution
Process for Clients” (Jan. 22, 2014),
and “Can Online Videoconferencing
Tools Help the Mediation Process?”
(Feb. 20, 2014), all
Chicago Daily Law
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FACULTY EXCELLENCE
BOOKS
John Bronsteen,
Happiness and the
Law
(University of Chicago Press,
forthcoming 2014).
James Gathii, Wing-Tat Lee Chair
in International Law,
African
Regional Trade Agreements as Legal
Regimes
(Cambridge University Press,
2013 ed.).
Cynthia Ho, Clifford E. Vickrey
Research Professor and Associate
Dean of Faculty Research and
Development,
Civil Procedure: An
Interactive Guide
(Carolina Press,
forthcoming 2014) (with Upchurch
and Gilles); and
Access to Medicine
in the Global Economy: International
Agreements on Patents and Related
Rights
(Oxford University Press, 2011).
Michael Kaufman, Associate Dean
of Academic Affairs,
Rule 10b-5
Private Securities Fraud Litigation
(West, 2014) (with Wunderlich);
The Law, Politics, Economics, and
Neuroscience of Early Childhood
Education
(Rowman and Littlefield,
forthcoming 2014);
Learning Civil
Procedure
(West, 2013) (with Baicker-
McKee, Coleman, Herr, and Stempel);
Teacher’s Manual to Learning Civil
Procedure
(West, 2013) (with Baicker-
McKee, Coleman, Herr, and Stempel);
Education Law, Policy, and Practice:
Cases and Materials
(3d ed., Aspen,
2013) (with S. Kaufman);
Manual to
Education Law, Policy, and Practice:
Cases and Materials
(3d ed., Aspen,
2013) (with S. Kaufman);
Illinois
Civil Trial Procedure
(14th ed., West,
2013);
Depositions: Law, Strategy,
and Technique
(West, 2013) (with
Lisnek);
Expert Witnesses: Securities
Cases
(West, 2012); and
Illinois Civil
Trial Procedure
(14th ed., West, 2012).
His multi-volume treatise entitled
Securities Litigation: Damages
, first
published by West in 1985, is now in
its 24th edition.
Jeffrey Kwall, Kathleen and
Bernard Beazley Research
Professor,
The Tax Consequences of
Contingent Payment Transactions
(Bloomberg-BNA, forthcoming 2014)
(coauthored);
The Federal Income
Taxation of Corporations, Partnerships,
Limited Liability Companies, and Their
Owners
(4th ed., Foundation Press,
2012); and
Fundamentals of Modern
Property Law
(6th ed., Foundation
Press, 2011) (coauthored).
Richard Michael,
Civil Procedure
Before Trial
(2d ed., West, 2011).
Margaret Moses,
Principles and
Practice of International Commercial
Arbitration
(2d ed., Cambridge
University Press, 2012).
Charles Murdock,
Illinois Business
Organizations
(2d ed., West, 2012).
Nanette Norton,
Trademark Practice
Throughout the World
(rev. ed.,
Thomson Reuters Westlaw, 2012).
John Nowak, Raymond and Mary
Simon Chair in Constitutional
Law,
Treatise on Constitutional Law:
Substance and Procedure
(5th ed. vols.
1, 2, and 3 and supps. to vols. 4, 5,
and 6, 2012; 5th ed. vols. 4, 5, and 6
and supps. to vols. 1, 2, and 3, 2013)
(with Rotunda) (available at Westlaw,
as updated through June 2012, as
“CONLAW” database).
Juan Perea,
Race and Races: Cases
and Resources for a Diverse America
(3rd ed., West Academic Publishing,
forthcoming 2015) (with Delgado,
Harris, Stefancic, andWildman).
Steven Ramirez,
Lawless Capitalism:
The Subprime Crisis and the Case
for an Economic Rule of Law
(NYU
Press, 2012).
Alan Raphael,
Criminal Procedure:
From Bail to Jail
(Tower Publishing
Company, 2012).
Anne-Marie Rhodes,
Art Law and
Transactions: Teacher’s Manual
(Carolina Academic Press, 2012); and
Art Law and Transactions
(Carolina
Academic Press, 2011).
Allen Shoenberger,
New Illinois
Rules of Evidence
(Illinois State Bar
Association, 2011).
Lawrence Singer,
The Law of Medical
Practice in Illinois
(3rd ed. vols. 21 and
22, Thomson Reuters, 2013) (with
Kane and Silverman).
Alexander Tsesis,
Constitutional
Design
(Oxford University Press,
forthcoming 2014); and
For Liberty
and Equality: The Life and Times of the
Declaration of Independence
(Oxford
University Press, 2012, Audible Audio
Edition 2013, paperback 2014).
Spencer Waller,
Antitrust and
American Business Abroad
(Thomson/
West, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013).
AnitaWeinberg,
“Childhood Lead
Poisoning: An Evolving Challenge,”
Child Health Matters, Illinois Kids Count
Report 2014
(coauthored).
Michael Zimmer,
Cases and Materials
on Employment Discrimination
(8th
ed., Aspen, 2013) (with Sullivan and
White); and
The Global Workplace:
International and Comparative
Employment Law
(2d ed., Aspen, 2012)
(with Blanpain, Bisom-Rapp, Corbett,
and Josephs).
ARTICLES AND
BOOK REVIEWS
Robert John Araujo, S.J., John
Courtney Murray, S.J., University
Professor,
“Jurisprudence,” 2
New
Catholic Encyclopedia Supplement
2012-13 Ethics and Philosophy
828;
“Rights, Human,” 4
New Catholic
Encyclopedia Supplement 2012-13
Ethics and Philosophy
1357; “Universal
Declaration of Human Rights (1948),
Catholic Views On,” 4
New Catholic
Encyclopedia Supplement 2012-13
Ethics and Philosophy
1585; “Statutory
Making and Interpretation: The
Lessons of 1533-35 for the Present
Age,”
Mississippi Law Journal
(2013);
“The Contemporary Catholic
Concept of International Law,”
Oxford
Bibliographies
(Oxford University
Press); “The Meaning of Equality and
Same Sex Marriage,” 26
Journal of Civil
Rights and Economic Development
(2013); “The International
Responsibility of International
Organizations in the 21st Century,”
Essays in Memory of Sir Ian Brownlie
(M. Ragazzi, Ed., Martinus Nijhoff,
2013);
“Responsibility of Conscience:
The Responsibility to Exercise and the
Responsible Exercise,”
Verantiwortung
in Einer Komplexen Gesellschaft
(Responsibility: Recognition, and
Limits)
(Duncker and Humblot, 2012);
“Our Debt to DeVitoria: A Catholic
Foundation of Human Rights,” 10
Ave Maria Law Review
313 (2012);
The third edition of Juan Perea’s book,
Race and Races: Cases and Resources for a Diverse America,
is forthcoming in 2015.
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