Articles
Comparative Perspectives on Property Rights: The Right to Exclude, Journal of Legal Education (2007)
A comparative perspective can help students understand that the bundle of rights we call "property"...
Britain's Right to Roam: Redefining the Landowner's Bundle of Sticks, Georgetown Journal of Int'l Envtl. Law (2007)
Britain recently enacted a “right to roam” in the Countryside and Rights of Way Act...
"Zoning Bias II: A Study of Oregon's Zoning Commission Composition Restrictions", The Urban Lawyer (2006)
This article summarizes an empirical survey of Oregon planning commissions, to determine whether Oregon's occupational...
"Is the Wheel Unbalanced?: A Study of Bias on Zoning Boards", The Urban Lawyer (2004)
This article describes an empirical study of the occupational composition of zoning boards in Iowa....
Law School Enters the Matrix: Teaching Critical Legal Studies, Journal of Legal Education (2004)
Critical legal theory should be more widely taught as a useful way of analyzing the...
The Hazardous Waste Land, Virginia Environmental Law Journal (1993)
This article was one of the first comprehensive critiques of the Superfund remediation and liability...
Books
Environmental Law Practice: Problems and Exercises for Skills Development (2003)
One of the few books to focus on practice as opposed to pure substantive issues,...
Unpublished Papers
A STUDY OF AMERICAN ZONING BOARD COMPOSITION AND PUBLIC ATTITUDES TOWARD ZONING, ExpressO (2008)
In the United States, many important land use decisions are made, at least in the...