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Reflections On Labor, Power, And Society, James B. Atleson
Reflections On Labor, Power, And Society, James B. Atleson
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Obscenities In The Workplace: A Comment On Foul And Fair Expression And Status Relationships, James B. Atleson
Obscenities In The Workplace: A Comment On Foul And Fair Expression And Status Relationships, James B. Atleson
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The Circle Of Boys Market: A Comment On Judicial Inventiveness, James B. Atleson
The Circle Of Boys Market: A Comment On Judicial Inventiveness, James B. Atleson
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Between The Harvard Founders And The American Legal Realists: The Professionalization Of The American Law Professor, John Henry Schlegel
Between The Harvard Founders And The American Legal Realists: The Professionalization Of The American Law Professor, John Henry Schlegel
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The Implicit Assumptions Of Labor Law Scholarship—Making Sense Of The Last Fifty Secondary Boycott Decisions, Or How I Spent My Summer Vacations, James B. Atleson
The Implicit Assumptions Of Labor Law Scholarship—Making Sense Of The Last Fifty Secondary Boycott Decisions, Or How I Spent My Summer Vacations, James B. Atleson
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Privatizing Regulatory Enforcement: A Preliminary Assessment Of Citizen Suits Under Federal Environmental Laws, Barry Boyer, Errol Meidinger
Privatizing Regulatory Enforcement: A Preliminary Assessment Of Citizen Suits Under Federal Environmental Laws, Barry Boyer, Errol Meidinger
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This article provides a preliminary assessment of the potential effects of the privatization of regulatory enforcement and speculates on what such a realignment might portend for the regulatory process. Based primarily on an indepth review of the first wave of citizen suits brought under the federal Clean Water and Clean Air Acts, it identifies four key problems that can undermine the citizen suit as a device for regulatory enforcement: (1) Citizen suits must surmount a series of doctrinal barriers that could make it difficult or impossible to mount an effective private enforcement campaign. Courts have generally been able to control …