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A Path-Dependent Deadlock: Institutional Causes Of The Euro Crisis, Samuel Dahan

Cornell International Law Journal

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Islamic Law And War Crimes Trials: The Possibility And Challenges Of A War Crimes Tribunal Against The Assad Regime And Isil, Julian D. Veintmilla

Cornell International Law Journal

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The Federal Housing Administration (Fha) And Private Mortgage Insurance (Pmi): A Bibliography, David J. Reiss

Cornell Law Faculty Working Papers

This is an unannotated bibliography of writings through 2015 primarily about the Federal Housing Administration (FHA), but it also includes materials regarding the private mortgage insurance (PMI) industry. While it is comprehensive, it is not exhaustive, with a focus on work published by government agencies, economists, legal and policy scholars, private sector analysts and think tanks. The bibliography also includes other materials about the housing finance market in the early and mid-20th Century. These broader materials provide some context for the operations of the FHA and PMI.

This bibliography will be posted on Wikipedia so that others can make additions …

Constitutional Design Without Constitutional Moments: Lessons From Religiously Divided Societies, Hanna Lerner, Ash Bali

Cornell International Law Journal

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Censorship's Fragile Grip On The Internet: Can Online Speech Be Controlled, Jessica Li, Bryan Druzin

Cornell International Law Journal

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The Case For Sanctioning State Sponsors Of Genocide Incitement, Henry K. Kopel

Cornell International Law Journal

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The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act: Imposing An American Definition Of Corruption On Global Markets, Mateo J. De La Torre

Cornell International Law Journal

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Redundant Public-Private Enforcement, Zachary D. Clopton

Cornell Law Faculty Publications

Redundancy is a four-letter word. According to courts and scholars, redundant litigation is costly, unfair, and confounding. Modern civil procedure has a (nearly) maximalist preference for centralization, and various rules seek to limit duplicative suits within and across court systems. This seemingly dominant view stands in marked contrast to the reality of the modern regulatory state. Redundant public-private enforcement, in which public and private actors have overlapping authority to enforce the law, is ubiquitous. Redundant enforcement also is noticeably underrepresented in the substantial literature on private and public enforcement, which typically treats government agencies and private attorneys general as substitutes …

Systemically Significant Prices, Robert C. Hockett, Saule T. Omarova

Cornell Law Faculty Publications

Some prices and indices in national or transnational markets take on particular market-wide importance, either because (a) they are associated with ubiquitous inputs to production, (b) they are associated with highly popular asset classes, (c) they tend by convention to be used as benchmarks in determining other prices, or (d) some combination of the above. Examples include prevailing wage and salary rates, certain energy and commodity prices, and such indices and borrowing rates as the Standard & Poor’s 500, the Federal Funds Rate, and the Libor and Euribor interbank lending rate benchmarks.

We call such prices and indices 'systemically important' …

"Never Having Loved At All": An Overlooked Interest That Grounds The Abortion Right, Sherry F. Colb

Cornell Law Faculty Publications

Feminist and some other abortion rights advocates typically ground the right to abortion in bodily integrity, thus conceptualizing abortion as vindicating a right to disassociate oneself from an intruder. Although valid as a matter of logic, the bodily integrity argument is libertarian and seemingly selfish. But a fundamentally associative interest also grounds the abortion right. A woman who cannot raise a child but is legally required to bear one must undergo the psychic pain of forced separation from an infant whom she is biologically programmed to love. Human mothers, like other mammalian mothers, grieve the loss of their young, as …

Dismantling Of Dissent: Militarization And The Right To Peaceable Assemble, Emmanuel Hiram Arnaud

Cornell Law Review

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Breaking The Vicious Cycle Of Patent Damages, Douglas A. Melamed, William F. Lee

Cornell Law Review

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Is The Constitution Special, Nelson Tebbe, Christopher Serkin

Cornell Law Review

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An Examination Of The Coherence Of Fourth Amendment Jurisprudence, Nicholas Kahn-Fogel

Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy

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Deferring For Justice: How Administrative Agencies Can Solve The Employment Dispute Quagmire By Endorsing An Improved Arbitration System, Zev J. Eigen, David Sherwyn

Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy

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Streamlining Justice: How Online Courts Can Resolve The Challenges Of Pro Se Litigation, Ayelet Sela

Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy

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Discarding Dariano: The Heckler's Veto And A New School Speech Doctrine, Julien M. Armstrong

Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy

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Embracing The Excluded: Using Mandatory Inclusionary Zoning To Affirmatively Further Fair Housing In St. Louis, Victor J. Pinedo

Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy

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Who Is In Charge - State Power And Agency In Sino-African Relations, Peter Kragelund, Padraig Carmody

Cornell International Law Journal

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The Environmental Imact Of China's Investment In Africa, David H. Shinn

Cornell International Law Journal

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Social Responsibility Or Development Responsibility - What Is The Environmental Impact Of Chinese Investments In Africa: What Are Its Drivers, And What Are The Possibilities For Action, Irene Yuan Sun, Tang Xiaoyang

Cornell International Law Journal

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Constructing Africa: Chinese Investment, Infrastructure Deficits, And Development, Olufunmilayo B. Arewa

Cornell International Law Journal

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China's Bilateral Investment Treaties With African States In Comparative Context, Won Kidane

Cornell International Law Journal

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Exploring African Host Countries' Agency To Strengthen Local Fdi Regulations: The Case Of Chinese Investments In The Infrastructure Sector Of The Drc, Sanne Van Der Lugt

Cornell International Law Journal

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Plugging A Leak: A Preliminary Step In Establishing A Nuanced Approach To Govern Intervention In The New Age, Justin M. Ndichu

Cornell International Law Journal

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Open Minds And Harmless Errors: Judicial Review Of Postpromulgation Notice And Comment, Kristin E. Hickman, Mark Thomson

Cornell Law Review

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The Not-So-Merry Wives Of Windsor: The Taxation Of Women In Same-Sex Marriages, Lily Kahng

Cornell Law Review

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The Copperweld Question: Drawing The Line Between Corporate Family And Cartel, Natasha G. Menell

Cornell Law Review

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Facing The Music: Moral Intellectual Property Rights As A Solution To Artist Outrage About Music Torture, Anna J. Mitran

Cornell Law Review

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The Troll Toll: Why Liberalized Fee-Shifting In Patent Cases Will Do More Harm Than Good, Mateo J. De La Torre

Cornell Law Review

No abstract provided.