Chicago Best Ideas: Levmore on Coase’s Second Problem

Chicago’s Best Ideas with Saul Levmore: Carrots, Nudges, and Sticks

Chicago’s Best Ideas with David Weisbach: Torts, Taxes, and Trading

Chicago's Best Ideas with Anup Malani: The (informal) law and economics of slums

Chicago's Best Ideas with Martha C. Nussbaum

Chicago's Best Ideas: Are Property Rights Really So Good?

Chicago's Best Ideas: Emily Buss, “Law AND”

Chicago's Best Ideas: Curtis Bradley

Saul Levmore, "Legal Evolution"

CBI: Corruption, Equality, and Campaign Finance Reform in the Second Gilded Age (Genevieve Lakier)

Chicago's Best Ideas: Ernst Freund and the Founding of the Law School (Martha Nussbaum)

Thomas J. Miles, "Superstars and the Law"

Tom Ginsburg, "The Bound Executive? Revisiting Posner’s Theory of Emergency Governance…"

Saul Levmore, "The Nature of the Firm and the Size of Law Schools and Other Organizations"

Adriana Z. Robertson, "Easterbrook and Fischel: The Corporate Contract"

Daniel Hemel, "Maybe Tax Havens Aren't So Bad After All"

Omri Ben-Shahar, "Realism versus Formalism in Commercial Law: Lisa Bernstein’s Challenge..."

Anup Malani and David A. Weisbach, "Addressing Income Inequality"

M. Todd Henderson, "The Trust Revolution: How the Digitization of Trust Will Revolutionize..."

Saul Levmore, "Addictive Law"

Saul Levmore, "If the Common Law was Efficient, Why Did It Decline?"

Martha C. Nussbaum, "The Radical Utilitarians"

Mary Anne Case, "Cultivating an Incest Taboo in the Workplace"

Lior Jacob Strahilevitz, “Interpreting Contracts via Surveys and Experiments”

Saul Levmore, "Is Law a Force for Good, or a Source of Trouble?"

William H. J. Hubbard, "Empirical Study of the Supreme Court of India"

Saul Levmore, "Carrots and Sticks in Law (and Life)"

Martha Nussbaum, "Long Long Lives: Should We Want Them?"

Laura Weinrib, “Freedom of Conscience and the Civil Liberties Path Not Taken”

Jonathan Masur, "Deference Mistakes"

M. Todd Henderson, "Abolish Securities Regulation (and Replace It With a Market)"

Anup Malani, “Understanding Judicial Decision-making”

Saul Levmore, "What Do Lawmakers Do?"

Aziz Huq, “Hobby Lobby and the Psychology of Corporate Rights”

Richard A. Epstein, “Reasonable and Unreasonable Expectations in Property Law and Beyond”

Alison Siegler, “The Courts of Appeals’ Latest Sentencing Rebellion”

Alison LaCroix, "The Shadow Powers of Article I"

Omri Ben-Shahar, "The Unintended Effects of Access Justice Laws"

William Baude, "Is Originalism Our Law?"

Adam Chilton, "Why We Know Very Little About the Effectiveness of International Law"

Saul Levmore, "How Does Law Work? Concentration and Distribution Strategies"

M. Todd Henderson, "Do Judges Follow the Law?"

Lior Strahilevitz, "Personalizing Default Rules and Disclosure with Big Data"

Emily Buss, "Court Reform in the Juvenile Justice System"

David Strauss, "Does the Constitution Always Mean What It Says?"

Tom Ginsburg, Jonathan Masur, and Richard McAdams, "Temporary Law: The Case of Smoking Bans"

Martha Nussbaum, "What Is Anger, and Why Should We Care?"

Nicholas Stephanopoulos, "The South After Shelby County"

Brian Leiter, "Why Tolerate Religion?"

Saul Levmore, "Coase's Legacy"

Mary Anne Case, "You're Telling Me It's Wrong to Do to Prisoners What the Army Does to...Soldiers?"

Martha Nussbaum and Diane Wood, "Constitutions and Capabilities"

M. Todd Henderson, "The Nanny Corporation"

Jonathan Masur, "Well-Being Analysis vs. Cost-Benefit Analysis"

Daniel Abebe and Jonathan Masur, "The Two Chinas and the Problem of Global Warming"

Geof Stone, "Obama's Supreme Court"

Richard Epstein, "The Coming Meltdown in Labor Relations"

Mark Heyrman, "On the Legal Standard for Involuntary Commitment to Mental Hospitals"

Mary Anne Case on State Recognition of Same-Sex Marriages

Geoffrey Stone: "The World of the Framers: A Christian Nation?"

Martha Nussbaum, "Creating Capabilities: The Human Development Approach"

Alison LaCroix, "The Lost History of the Spending Power"

M. Todd Henderson, "The Nanny Corporation"

Saul Levmore: "Climate Change and the Battle of the Generations"

Richard Epstein: "Is the Administrative State Consistent with the Rule of Law?"

Geof Stone, "OT 1972: A Year With Justice Brennan"

Geof Stone, "OT 1972: A Year With Justice Brennan"

Anup Malani: "On Corporate Philanthropy"

Cass Sunstein: "The Second Amendment: The Constitution's Most Mysterious Right"

Saul Levmore, "Intermediation and Intervention"

David Strauss, "Campaign Finance First Principles"

Mary Anne Case, "Feminist Fundamentalism"

Tom Ginsburg, "An International Court for Constitutional Law"

Richard Epstein, "A History of Public Utility Regulation in the Supreme Court"

Aziz Huq, "What Good is Article V?: A Defense of Our Rigid and Inflexible Constitution"

Geoffrey Stone, "When Contraception Was a Crime"

Chicago's Best Ideas with Lee Fennell, "Property in Housing"

Ronald Coase's Theory of the Firm and the Family

Teaching Patriotism: Martha Nussbaum - Professor of Law and Ethics

Omri Ben-Shahar on the "No Contract" Assurance

Chicago's Best Ideas: "Contract Law, Transaction Costs, and the Boundary of the Firm"

The Brussels Effect: The Rise of a Regulatory Superstate in Europe with Anu Bradford

Understanding Supreme Court Confirmations

"Race in the Obama Era: Observations from Eight Square Blocks of Chicago's South Side"

Chicago's Best Ideas: "Ponzi Schemes and Law's Domain"

Chicago's Best Ideas: "Clinical Trials on Trial: How Should the FDA Do Its Job?" - Richard Epstein

Chicago's Best Ideas: "Tiebreakers"

Chicago's Best Ideas: "The Illusion of Free Markets: Laissez faire and Mass Incarceration"

Chicago's Best Ideas: "The True Cost of Patents"

Lee Fennell, "Risk Reversals"

Reading the Qu'ran in Kuala Lumpur

"Neoliberal Penality: A Genealogy of Excess," Bernard Harcourt at UChicago Law

Chicago's Best Ideas: "Is There a Corporate Governance Clientele Effect?"

Chicago's Best Ideas: The Mortgage Meltdown and Its Aftermath

Chicago's Best Ideas: "From the Wheel to Open Source Software: Growth and Property Rights"

Chicago's Best Ideas: "What's the Right Drinking Age? and Other Problems of the Slippery Slope"

Chicago's Best Ideas: "Can the United States Survive Health Care Reform?" - Richard Epstein

Chicago's Best Ideas: "Partial Constitutional Amendments"

Chicago's Best Idea's: "What the Law Should (and Should Not) Learn From Child Development Research"

Chicago's Best Ideas: "One Way Contracts"