by JASON M. SZANYI and KATARINA GUTTMANNOVA
This past term, in Ricci v. DeStefano,[1] the Supreme Court reshaped employment discrimination litigation. In a decision that garnered significant notoriety both for its potential impact on the future …
by John Edwards
There is an urgent need to formulate new ideas for the future and bring them to our courts, legislatures and communities. The American Constitution Society and the Harvard Law & Policy …
by Robert Post and Reva Siegel
We applaud David Barron’s fine contribution to the Harvard Law & Policy Review Online.1 We have also made a special point of emphasizing that judicially enforceable rights are of great …
by David J. Barron*
Professors Post and Siegel’s very thoughtful response rightly points out that logic does not require progressive constitutional scholars to be either “Pro-Substantive” or “Anti-Court.” As they nicely put it: …
by Monica Prasad and Kathryn Ray*
Economic insecurity exists and is growing, but we should not exaggerate it, we should not ignore its uneven incidence, and we should not understate the difficulties involved in …
by Maurice Emsellem*
Despite record corporate profits, today’s workers from nearly all walks of life are exposed to far more economic risk than those of any period in decades. In fact, for the first …
