Submissions from 2019
Automatic Reaction - What Happens to Workers at Firms that Automate?, James Bessen, Martin Goos, Anna Salomons, and Wiljan van den Berge
Shocking Technology: What Happens When Firms Make Large IT Investments?, James Bessen and Cesare Righi
Sexual Privacy, Danielle K. Citron
Why Sexual Privacy Matters for Trust, Danielle K. Citron
When Law Frees Us to Speak, Danielle K. Citron and Jonathon Penney
The Procedure of Patent Eligibility, Paul Gugliuzza
The Supreme Court Bar at the Bar of Patents, Paul Gugliuzza
The Specter of the Giant Three, Scott Hirst and Lucian Bebchuk
Corporate Governance by Index Exclusion, Scott Hirst and Kobi Kastiel
Digital Platforms and Antitrust Law, Keith Hylton
Economic Theory of Criminal Law, Keith Hylton
Error Costs, Ratio Tests, and Patent Antitrust Law, Keith Hylton and Wendy Xu
Congressional Administration of Foreign Affairs, Rebecca Ingber
If International Law Is Not International, What Comes Next? On Anthea Roberts’ Is International Law International?, Rebecca Ingber
Why Robert Mueller’s Appointment As Special Counsel Was Unlawful, Gary Lawson and Steven Calabresi
Byrd v United States: Unauthorized Drivers of Rental Cars Have Fourth Amendment Rights? Not as Evident as it Seems, Tracey Maclin
Reparations for Central American Refugees, Sarah Sherman-Stokes
Digital Market Perfection, Rory Van Loo
Common Ownership and Executive Incentives: The Implausibility of Compensation as an Anticompetitive Mechanism, David Walker
Employer Losses and Deferred Compensation, David Walker
Reforming Pensions While Retaining Shareholder Voice, David Webber
Law, Technology and Patient Safety, Kathryn Zeiler and Gregory Hardy
Submissions from 2018
Basic (Non-Technical) Requirements – Electronic Monitoring Agreement for Zappers, Phantomware, and Other Sales Suppression Devices Appendix A, Richard Thompson Ainsworth
Quebec's MEV (Module D'Enregistrement Des Ventes): Using Technology to Fight Zapper, Phantomware and Tax Fraud, Richard Thompson Ainsworth
