by LISA HEINZERLING & FRANK ACKERMAN
Authors’ Note: As this Article went to press, the Supreme Court handed down its decision in Massachusetts v. EPA. By a vote of 5-4, the Court rejected all of the …
by CASS R. SUNSTEIN
Consider the following cases:
1. Jones, who is wealthy, is willing to pay $1,000 and no more for a new television set. Jones would enjoy a new television set, but he already has …
by Aaron Halegua*
“U.S.-based corporations are opposing legislation to give Chinese workers new labor rights.”1 Global Labor Strategies, a non-profit center based in Boston, offered this appraisal of U.S. companies in China that suggested amending …
by MARCELO SUÁREZ-OROZCO & CAROLA SUÁREZ-OROZCO*
I. Introduction
In the first decade of the new millennium a new cycle of public concern about the benefits and harms of immigration has erupted. In mid-2006, exactly twenty …
by STEFANIE SANFORD & STEVEN SELEZNOW*
Here in the midst of the first decade of the 21st century, each passing year sees members of the Greatest Generation of World War II passing away, Baby …
by ANDREW J. ROTHERHAM & SARA MEAD*
While campaigning for president, former Senator John Edwards spoke frequently of there being “two Americas,” one privileged and another struggling to get by. The challenges currently facing …
by CHARLES J. OGLETREE, JR. & SUSAN EATON*
On December 4th of last year, the nine Justices of the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a pair of vitally important and largely overlooked cases. …
by JOEL I. KLEIN*
For decades, school reformers have been searching for quick fixes and silver bullets. In the quest to fix American education and help our country’s young people acquire the skills and …
by SARAH ROMERO*
We seem to have finally reached and surpassed a critical mass in the trans fat debate. Trans fat has been all over the news lately, spurred on by lawsuits and New York City’s …
by Max B. Sawicky*
I am sympathetic to Michael Lind’s objective in The Smallholder Society.1 It is nice to have property. Property provides security against economic, social, and political adversity. When widely and evenly …
