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2011 CLEO Working Paper Series
C11-1 Edward D. Kleinbard, Stateless Income (11 Florida Tax Review 699 (2011)).
C11-2 Edward D. Kleinbard, The Lessons of Stateless Income (65 Tax Law Review 99 (2011)).
C11-3 Gillian K. Hadfield and Stephen Macedo, Rational Reasonableness: Toward a Positive Theory of Public Reason (forthcoming in Law & Ethics of Human Rights (2011)).
C11-4 Gillian K. Hadfield and Barry R. Weingast, Collective Punishment: A Coordination Account of Legal Order.
C11-5 Gillian K. Hadfield, Equipping the Garage Guys in Law.
C11-6 Jonathan M. Barnett, What's So Bad About Stealing? (forthcoming in Journal of Tort Law (2011)).
C11-7 Jonathan M. Barnett, Do Patents Matter? Empirical Evidence on the Incentive Thesis (published in Handbook on Law, Innovation and Growth (ed. Robert E. Litan, Edward Elgar, 2011)).
C11-8 Edward D. Kleinbard, Stateless Income's Challenge to Tax Policy (forthcoming in Tax Notes (2011)).
C11-9 Daniel Klerman, Paul Mahoney, Holger Spamann, Mark Weinstein, Legal Origin or Colonial History? (forthcoming in Journal of Legal Analysis).
C11-10 Nina Walton, Crowding Theory and Executive Compensation.
C11-11 Gregory C. Keating, Nuisance as a Strict Liability Wrong (Journal of Tort Law, Vol. 4, Issue 3, Article 2, 2012).
C11-12 Gregory C. Keating, The Priority of Respect over Repair (18 Legal Theory 293 (2012)).
C11-13 Gregory C. Keating, Recovering Rylands: An Essay for Bob Rabin (61 DePaul L. Rev., Clifford Symposium on the work of Robert Rabin, 543 (2012)).
C11-14 Jonathan M. Barnett, Intermediaries Revisited: Is Efficient Certification Consistent with Profit Maximization? (forthcoming in Journal of Corporation Law).
C11-15 Assaf Hamdani and Ehud Kamar, Hidden Government Influence over Privatized Banks (13 Theoretical Inquiries in Law 567 (2012)).
C11-16 Edward D. Kleinbard, The Role of Tax Reform in Deficit Reduction (published in Tax Notes, November 28, 2011, p. 1105).
C11-17 Edward D. Kleinbard, Herman Cain's 9-9-9 Tax Plan (published in Tax Notes, October 24, 2011, p. 469).
C11-18 Pingping Shan, Guofu Tan, Simon J. Wilkie, Michael A. Williams, China's Anti-Monopoly Law: What is the Welfare Standard? (forthcoming in Rev. of Industrial Organization).
C11-19 Shmuel Lesham, The Benefits of a Right to Silence for the Innocent.
C11-20 Gillian K. Hadfield and Barry R. Weingast, Endogenous Institutions: Law as a Coordinating Device.
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