Labor & Employment Law
Employee Free Choice or Employee Forged Choice? Race in the Mirror of Exclusionary Hierarchy, ExpressO (2009)
The Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA) is arguably the most transformative piece of labor legislation...
Reclaiming The First Amendment Through Union Dues Restrictions?, University of Pennsylvania Journal of Business and Employment Law (2008)
In its recent Davenport v. Washington Education Association decision, the United States Supreme Court unanimously...
What Workers Want or What Labor Experts Want Them to Want? (2008)
Richard B. Freeman & Joel Rodgers, offer an important addition to the industrial relations literature....
Work, the Social Question, Progress and the Common Good? (2008)
In Recovering Self-Evident Truths: Catholic Perspectives on American Law, editors Michael A. Scaperlanda and Teresa...
Compulsory Unionism as a Fraternal Conceit?, University of California at Davis Business Law Journal (2007)
With the publication of Free Choice for Workers: a History of the Right to Work...
Education and the Constitution
Shaming Kindergarteners? Channeling Dred Scott? Freedom of Expression Rights in Public Schools, Catholic University Law Review (2007)
My thesis is that members of what might be called minority faiths that hold sincere...
Liberal Hegemony? School Vouchers and the Future of the Race, Missouri Law Review (2003)
More than a decade ago, Professor Girardeau Spann revealed that the Supreme Court had become...
Corporate Governance
Choice, Progressive Values, and Corporate Law: A Reply to Greenfield, The Delaware Journal of Corporate Law (2010)
In his recent book chapter, CORPORATE LAW AND THE RHETORIC OF CHOICE, Professor Kent Greenfield...
The High Costs of Shareholder Participation, University of Pennsylvania Journal of Business Law (2009)
A number of observers contend that the new literature on happiness, the product of the...
Against Shareholder Participation As An End in Itself: A Treatment for McConvill's Psychonomicosis (with R. Sean Alley), Brooklyn Journal of Corporate, Financial & Commercial Law (2007)
It is possible that the director primacy model risks increased agency costs in exchange for...
Director Primacy and Corporate Governance: Shareholder Voting Rights Captured by the Accountability/Authority Paradigm, Loyola University Chicago Law Journal (2005)
This article applies director primacy analysis to criticize the courts and the predisposition of commentators...
Presumptive Business Judgment, Substantive Good Faith, Litigation Control: The Socioeconomic Meaning of Harhen v. Brown, Journal of Corporation Law, University of Iowa (2001)
Much legal debate exists as to whether courts should engage in procedural or substantive review...
Constitutional Law
Putting the World Back Together? Recovering Faithful Citizenship in a Postmodern Age, Mississippi College Law Review (2010)
Archbishop Chaput’s book, Render Unto Caesar, signifies the continuation of an impressive and persistent debate...
Liberty, Liberalism and Neutrality: Labor Preemption and First Amendment Values, ExpressO (2008)
In Chamber of Commerce et al v. Edmund G. Brown, the Supreme Court offers one...
Religion
Putting the World Back Together? Recovering Faithful Citizenship in a Postmodern Age, Mississippi College Law Review (2010)
Archbishop Chaput’s book, Render Unto Caesar, signifies the continuation of an impressive and persistent debate...
Law and Society
Employee "Free" Choice in the Mirror of Liberty, Fairness and Social Welfare, ExpressO (2010)
The publication of Richard Epstein’s book, THE CASE AGAINST THE EMPLOYEE FREE CHOICE ACT provides...
Choice, Progressive Values, and Corporate Law: A Reply to Greenfield, The Delaware Journal of Corporate Law (2010)
In his recent book chapter, CORPORATE LAW AND THE RHETORIC OF CHOICE, Professor Kent Greenfield...
Putting the World Back Together? Recovering Faithful Citizenship in a Postmodern Age, Mississippi College Law Review (2010)
Archbishop Chaput’s book, Render Unto Caesar, signifies the continuation of an impressive and persistent debate...
Jurisprudence
Putting the World Back Together? Recovering Faithful Citizenship in a Postmodern Age, Mississippi College Law Review (2010)
Archbishop Chaput’s book, Render Unto Caesar, signifies the continuation of an impressive and persistent debate...
Civil Rights
Choice, Progressive Values, and Corporate Law: A Reply to Greenfield, The Delaware Journal of Corporate Law (2010)
In his recent book chapter, CORPORATE LAW AND THE RHETORIC OF CHOICE, Professor Kent Greenfield...
Economics
Employee "Free" Choice in the Mirror of Liberty, Fairness and Social Welfare, ExpressO (2010)
The publication of Richard Epstein’s book, THE CASE AGAINST THE EMPLOYEE FREE CHOICE ACT provides...
Labor Law
Employee "Free" Choice in the Mirror of Liberty, Fairness and Social Welfare, ExpressO (2010)
The publication of Richard Epstein’s book, THE CASE AGAINST THE EMPLOYEE FREE CHOICE ACT provides...