GW Law Faculty Publications & Other Works
The Faculty Scholarship collection contains full text scholarly works authored by permanent faculty of the George Washington University Law School.
Works encompass many topics such as government regulation, animal law, business & finance law, constitutional law, civil rights, criminal law, litigation, environmental & energy law, family law, government procurement, health law, intellectual property & technology law, labor law, taxation law, cyber security law, national security law, international law, foreign relations law, and public interest law.
Submissions from 2021
No Time to Waste: Embracing Sustainable Procurement to Mitigate the Accelerating Climate Crisis, Steven L. Schooner
Emerging Policy and Practice Issues (2020), Steven L. Schooner and David J. Berteau
Sustainable Procurement: Building Vocabulary To Accelerate The Federal Procurement Conversation, Steven L. Schooner and Evan Matsuda
Habeas, History, and Hermeneutics, Jonathan R. Siegel
Standing and Privacy Harms: A Critique of TransUnion v. Ramirez, Daniel J. Solove and Danielle Citron
Privacy Harms, Daniel J. Solove and Danielle Keats Citron
Judges and the Deregulation of the Lawyer's Monopoly, Jessica Steinberg, Anna E. Carpenter, Colleen F. Shanahan, and Alyx Mark
Foster Care and the Growing Tension Between the Religion Clauses: A Comment on Rogers v. HHS, Robert W. Tuttle
The Myth of the Laboratories of Democracy, Charles Tyler and Heather Gerken
It's Time to Regulate Stablecoins as Deposits and Require Their Issuers to Be FDIC-Insured Banks, Arthur E. Wilmarth Jr.
Policy Brief: The OCC’s Repeated Failures to Comply with the Dodd-Frank Act and Other Legal Authorities Governing the Scope of Preemption for National Banks and Federal Savings Associations, Arthur E. Wilmarth Jr.
The Pandemic Crisis Shows that the World Remains Trapped in a 'Global Doom Loop' of Financial Instability, Rising Debt Levels, and Escalating Bailouts, Arthur E. Wilmarth Jr.
Wirecard and Greensill Scandals Confirm Dangers of Mixing Banking and Commerce, Arthur E. Wilmarth Jr.
What the Access to Justice Crisis Means for Legal Education, Kathryne M. Young
Assessing the Trade Agenda for Government Procurement in the Biden Administration, Christopher R. Yukins
Submissions from 2020
Modeling Settlement Bargaining with Algorithmic Game Theory, Michael B. Abramowicz
Conflicts of Law and Transnational Data Flows, Paul S. Berman
Understanding Global Legal Pluralism: From Local to Global, From Descriptive to Normative, Paul Schiff Berman
EU Law in Populist Times: Crises and Prospects, Francesca Bignami
Material Liberty and the Administrative State: Market and Social Rights in American and German Law, Francesca Bignami
The German Right to Fiscal Stability and the Counter-Majoritarian Difficulty: The PSPP Judgment of 5 May 2020, Francesca Bignami
Understanding Copyright's First Encounter With the Fine Arts: A Look at the Legislative History of the Copyright Act of 1870, Robert Brauneis
What’s Wrong About the Elective Share “Right”?, Naomi R. Cahn
The Price of Prevention: Anti-Terrorism Pre-Crime Measures and International Human Rights Law,, Arturo J. Carrillo
How the Topsy-Turvy Trade World Affects Climate Change Cooperation, Steve Charnovitz
Solving the Challenges to World Trade, Steve Charnovitz
Order and Law in China, Donald C. Clarke
CULTIVATING QUALITY: TEN TOOLS MANAGERS CAN USE TO GET LONG-TERM COMMITTED SHAREHOLDERS, Lawrence A. Cunningham
Initiative on Quality Shareholders Highlights, Lawrence A. Cunningham
The Case for Empowering Quality Shareholders, Lawrence A. Cunningham
COVID-19: Lessons Learned in Public Procurement. Time for a New Normal?, Laurence Folliot Lallion and Christopher R. Yukins
Equity, Punishment, and the Company You Keep: Discerning a Disgorgement Remedy under the Federal Securities Laws, Theresa Gabaldon
Outing On Outside Group Spending On Elections, Miriam Galston
Administrative Investigations, Aram A. Gavoor and Steven Platt
The Rocky Road to Energy Dominance: The Executive Branch’s Limited Authority to Modify and Revoke Withdrawals of Federal Lands from Mineral Production, Robert L. Glicksman and Hillary M. Hoffman
The Death of the Genus Claim, Dmitry Karshtedt, Mark A. Lemley, and Sean B. Seymore
Great Powers and New Risks: What Businesses and Regulators Should Know about China’s Strategic Ambitions, F. Scott Kieff and Thomas D. Grant
COMPETITION POLICY RETROSPECTIVE: THE FORMATION OF THE UNITED LAUNCH ALLIANCE AND THE ASCENT OF SPACEX, William E. Kovacic
COVID-19: LESSONS LEARNED IN PUBLIC PROCUREMENT. TIME FOR A NEW NORMAL?, Laurence Folliot Lalliot and Christopher R. Yukins
Probable Cause with Teeth, Cynthia Lee
The Trans Panic Defense Revisited, Cynthia Lee
The Surprising Views of Montesquieu and Tocqueville about Juries: Juries Empower Judges, Renée Lettow Lerner
The Trump Administration’s Flawed Decision on Coronavirus Vaccine Injury Compensation: Recommendations for Changes, Peter H. Meyers
Codifying the Obligations of States Relating to the Prevention of Atrocities, Sean D. Murphy
Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Work of the International Law Commission, Sean D. Murphy
Peremptory Norms of General International Law (Jus Cogens) and Other Topics: The Seventy- First Session of the International Law Commission, Sean D. Murphy
Misinformation Mayhem: Social Media Platforms’ Efforts to Combat Medical and Political Misinformation, Dawn C. Nunziato
Agency Adjudication: It Is Time to Hit the Reset Button, Richard J. Pierce Jr
Comments of Richard J. Pierce, Jr. on Promoting the Rule of Law Through Transparency and Fairness in Civil Administrative Enforcement and Adjudication Docket Number OMB-2019-0006, Richard J. Pierce Jr
Regulation in the Biden Administration, Richard J. Pierce Jr