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Importing Energy, Exporting Regulation, James W. Coleman

Fordham Law Review

This Article identifies and addresses a growing contradiction at the heart of United States energy policy. States are the traditional energy regulators and energy policy innovators—a role that has only grown more important without a settled federal climate policy. Federal regulators and market pressures, however, increasingly demand integrated national and international energy markets. Deregulation, the rise of renewable energy, the shale revolution, and new sources of motor fuel precursors like crude and ethanol have all increased interstate energy trade.

This Article shows how integrated national energy markets are driving states to regulate imported fuel and electricity based on how it …

A Busted Flush: Regulation Of Online Gambling In The European Union, Katherine A. Lovejoy

Fordham International Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Multijurisdictional Practice And Alternative Legal Practice Structures: Learning From Eu Liberalization To Implement Appropriate Legal Regulatory Reforms In The United States, Melissa Pender

Fordham International Law Journal

No abstract provided.