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2004 USC Legal Studies Working Paper Series
- 04-1 Elizabeth Garrett, Democracy in the Wake of the California Recall.
- 04-2 Daniel Klerman and Paul Mahoney, The Value of Judicial Independence: Evidence from 18th Century England.
- 04-3 Elizabeth Garrett, The Purposes of Framework Legislation.
- 04-4 Andrei Marmor, Constitutional Interpretation.
- 04-5 Jonathan Baron and Edward J. McCaffery, Masking Redistribution (or its Absence).
- 04-6 Aviad Heifetz, Ella Segev, and Eric Talley, Market Design with Endogenous Preferences.
- 04-7 Eric Talley and Gudrun Johnsen, Corporate Governance, Executive Compensation and Securities Litigation.
- 04-8 Gillian K. Hadfield, Contract Law is Not Enough: The Many Legal Institutions That Support Contractual Commitments.
- 04-9 George Lefcoe, Property Condition Disclosure Forms: How REALTORS Eased the Transition from Caveat Emptor to "Seller Tell All" (forthcoming in Real Propery, Probate and Trust Journal (Summer 2004)).
- 04-10 Dan Simon, A Third View of the Black Box: Cognitive Coherence in Legal Decision Making (71 Univ. of Chicago L. Rev. 511 (2004)).
- 04-11 Mary L. Dudziak, Brown as a Cold War Case (forthcoming in 91 Journal of American History, number 1 (June 2004)).
- 04-12 Gregory C. Keating, Rawlsian Fairness and Regime Choice in the Law of Accidents (forthcoming, 72 Fordham L. Rev. 1857 (2004).
- 04-13 Edward J. McCaffery and Jonathan Baron, Thinking about Tax.
- 04-14 Andrei Marmor, Should We Value Legislative Integrity?
- 04-15 Andrei Marmor, On the Right to Private Property and Entitlement to One's Income.
- 04-16 Stephen J. Choi, Do the Merits Matter Less After the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act?
- 04-17 Gillian K. Hadfield, Where have all the trials gone? Settlements, non-trial adjudications and statistical artifacts in the changing disposition of federal civil cases.
- 04-18 Gillian Hadfield and Eric Talley, On Public versus Private Provision of Corporate Law.
- 04-19 John de Figueiredo and Elizabeth Garrett, Paying for Politics.
- 04-20 Edward J. McCaffery and Linda R. Cohen, Shakedown at Gucci Gulch: A Tale of Death, Money & Taxes.
- 04-21 Timur Kuran, The Absence of the Corporation in Islamic Law: Origins and Persistence. (This version replaces an earlier paper entitled, "Why the Islamic Middle East Did not Generate an Indigenous Corporate Law.")
- 04-22 John Romley and Eric Talley, Uncorporated Professionals.
- 04-23 Elizabeth Garrett, Conditions for Framework Legislation.
- 04-24 Jonathan Baron and Edward J. McCaffery, Starving the beast: The psychology of budget deficits.
- 04-25 Edward J. McCaffery and Joel Slemrod, Toward an Agenda for Behavioral Public Finance.
- 04-26 Andrei Marmor, Should Like Cases be Treated Alike?
- 04-27 Daniel M. Klerman and Paul G.Mahoney, The Value of Judicial Independence: Evidence from Eighteenth Century England (forthcoming, American Law & Economics Review).
- 04-28 Jennifer Arlen and W. Bentley MacLeod, Beyond Master-Servant: A Critique of Vicarious Liability.
- 04-29 Mary L. Dudziak, The Court and Social Context in Civil Rights History (Review Essay of From Jim Crow to Civil Rights: The Supreme Court and the Struggle for Racial Equality by Michael Klarman (72 Chicago Law Review 429 (2005).
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