Most Recent Additions*
Feature Comment: Bid Protests in the U.S. Procurement System: Part II—Percipient.ai, Debriefings and Agency-level Protests
Christopher R. Yukins
Beyond the Supply Chain: Artificial Intelligence’s Demand Side
Alicia Solow-Niederman
AI and Doctrinal Collapse
Alicia Solow-Niederman
Feature Comment: Bid Protests in the U.S. Procurement System: Assessing Proposed Reforms -- Part I
Christopher R. Yukins
The Future of the Duty to Engage in Reasoned Decision Making: The Choice Between a Textual Approach and a Pragmatic Approach
Richard J. Pierce Jr
Public Procurement Law Review Special Issue: Introduction and Three Articles on Public Procurement in International Trade
Robert D. Anderson, Christopher R. Yukins, Jean Heilman Grier, Derek McKee, and Daniel Schoeni
The Dangers of the Current “Global Deregulatory Drive” in Financial Regulation: Written Testimony Submitted to the UK House of Lords Financial Services Regulation Committee
Arthur E. Wilmarth Jr.
FEATURE COMMENT: Institutional Amnesia And The Neglect Of The Federal Acquisition Workforce
Jessica Tillipman and Steven L. Schooner
Compensation Under the Microscope: Connecticut
Jeffrey Gutman
How to Procure AI Systems That Respect Rights
Jessica Tillipman
The Looming Threat of Uninsured Nonbank Stablecoins
Arthur E. Wilmarth Jr.
Sex, Lies, & Videotapes: Denial of Wrongs Against Women
Laurie S. Kohn
Circuit Capture and the National Court of Appeals
John P. Collins Jr.
The International Procurement System: Liberalization & Protectionism
Jean Heilman Grier
*Updated as of 09/17/25.