New Books
Francesca Bignami and David Zaring, Comparative Law and Regulation: Understanding the Global Regulatory Process (Edward Elgar, paperback 2018) [Website]
Jon D. Michaels, Constitutional Coup: Privatization’s Threat to the American Republic (Harvard University Press, 2017) [Website]
Christopher Ansell & Jacob Torfing (eds.), Handbook on Theories of Governance (Edward Elgar, paperback 2017) [Website]
Graham Bullock, Green Grades: Can Information Save the Earth? (MIT Press, 2017) [Website]
Accountability & Decision-making Processes
Matthew Brooker & Michael A. Livermore, Centralizing Congressional Oversight (February 2018) [SSRN]
Judicial Review
Nicholas R. Parrillo, Jerry Mashaw’s Creative Tension with the Field of Administrative Law (January 2018) [SSRN]
Mark Elliott, Through the Looking-Glass? Ouster Clauses, Statutory Interpretation and the British Constitution (January 2018) [SSRN]
John C. Reitz, Deference to the Administration in Judicial Review (January 2018) [SSRN]
Joe Tomlinson, Do We Need a Theory of Legitimate Expectations? (January 2018) [SSRN]
Joe Tomlinson, Crowdfunding and Public Interest Judicial Review: A Risky New Resource for Law Reform (January 2018) [SSRN]
David M. Driesen, Reasonableness Review of Executive Orders (December 2017) [SSRN]
Catherine M. Sharkey, Cutting in on the Chevron Two-Step (December 2017) [SSRN]
Executive Department
Victoria Nourse, Reclaiming the Constitutional Text from Originalism: The Case of Executive Power (January 2018) [SSRN]
J. B. Ruhl & James E. Salzman, Presidential Exit (January 2018) [SSRN]
Thomas M. Poole, The Strange Death of Prerogative in England (January 2018) [SSRN]
Ilya Somin, Obama’s Constitutional Legacy (December 2017) [SSRN]
Legislation/Statutory Interpretation
Andreu Casas, Matthew Denny & John Wilkerson, More Effective than We Thought: Accounting for Legislative Hitchhikers Reveals a More Inclusive and Productive Lawmaking Process (January 2018) [SSRN]
Administrative Independence
Roberta Romano, Does Agency Structure Affect Agency Decisionmaking? Implications of the CFPB’s Design for Administrative Governance (February 2018) [SSRN]
Modes of Governance and Regulation
Luke Butler & Tony Prosser, Rail Franchises, Competition and Public Service (January 2018) [SSRN]
David Hasen, Rules, Standards and Detection (January 2018) [SSRN]
Public Administration
Oliver James & Carolyn Petersen, International rankings of government performance and source credibility for citizens: experiments about e-government rankings in the UK and the Netherlands, 20 Public Management Review 469 (2018) [Taylor & Francis Online]
Thomas Groll, Sharyn O’Halloran & Geraldine McAllister, Delegation and Administrative Lobbying in Rule-Making (December 2017) [SSRN]
The Public/Private Divide
Lukas van den Berge, Rethinking the Public-Private Law Divide in the Age of Governmentality and Network Governance: A Comparative Analysis of French, English and Dutch Law (January 2018) [SSRN]
Donal Nolan, A Public Law Tort: Understanding Misfeasance in Public Office (2017) [SSRN]
Environmental Law & Regulation
Catherine J. Iorns Magallanes, Access to Environmental Justice for Maori (2017) [SSRN]
Financial Regulation
Heidi Mandanis Schooner, Big Bank Boards: The Case for Heightened Administrative Enforcement (January 2018) [SSRN]
Christine I. Wiedman & Chunmei Zhu, Do the SEC Whistleblower Provisions of Dodd-Frank Deter Aggressive Financial Reporting? (January 2018) [SSRN]
Luca Enriques, Financial Supervisors and Regtech: Four Roles and Four Challenges (January 2018) [SSRN]
Douglas W. Arner, Janos Nathan Barberis & Ross P. Buckley, FinTech and RegTech in a Nutshell, and the Future in a Sandbox (January 2018) [SSRN]
Global Regulation/ Global Governance
Alexia Brunet Marks, The Right to Regulate (Cooperatively) (January 2018) [SSRN]