Discussion Papers

The Program distributes a working paper series comprising published and works-in-progress of the University of Michigan faculty. A summary list of the papers is below. Please click on the desired title and/or link to download the paper.

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2013

2013-016 John A. E. Pottow
Mitigating the Problem of Vulture Holdout: International Certification Boards for Sovereign Debt Restructurings. Univ. of Michigan Law and Economics Research Paper Series, no. 13-016. Working Paper, 2013.

2013-015 Lawrence W. Waggoner
Congress Promotes Perpetual Trusts: Why?. Univ. of Michigan Law and Economics Research Paper Series, no. 13-015. Working Paper, 2013.

2013-014 Sonja Starr
Evidence-Based Sentencing and the Scientific Rationalization of Discrimination. Univ. of Michigan Law and Economics Research Paper Series, no. 13-014. Working Paper, 2013.

2013-013 Margo Schlanger
Co-author. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and Structural REform of the American Workplace. Pauline T. Kim, co-author. Univ. of Michigan Law and Economics Research Paper Series, no. 13-013. Working Paper, 2013.

2013-012 John Pottow
Co-author.A Presumptively Better Approach to Arbitrability. Jacob Brege & Tara J. Hawley, co-authors. Univ. of Michigan Law and Economics Research Paper Series, no. 13-012. Working Paper, 2013.

2013-011 James R. Hines Jr. & Kyle D. Logue
Understanding the AMT, and Its Unadopted Sibling, the AMxT. Univ. of Michigan Law and Economics Research Paper Series, no. 13-011. Working Paper, 2013.

2013-010 Hwa-Jin Kim
Favoritism and Corporate Law: The Confused Corporate Opportunity Doctrine in the Hyundai Motor Case. Univ. of Michigan Law and Economics Research Paper Series, no. 12-010. Working Paper, 2012.

2013-009 Nicholas C. Howson
'Quack Corporate Governance' as Traditional Chinese Medicine - The Securities Regulation Cannibalization of China's Corporate Law and a State Regulator's Battle Against Party State Political Economic Power. Univ. of Michigan Law and Economics Research Paper Series, no. 13-009. Working Paper, 2013.

2013-008 Reuven S. Avi-Yonah
Territoriality: For and Against. Univ. of Michigan Law and Economics Research Paper Series, no. 13-008. Working Paper, 2013.

2013-007 Lawrence Waggoner
From Here to Eternity: The Folly of Perpetual Trusts. Univ. of Michigan Law and Economics Research Paper Series, no. 13-007. Working Paper, 2013.

2013-006 Joseph Vining
Meaning in the Natural World. Univ. of Michigan Law and Economics Research Paper Series, no. 13-006. Working Paper, 2013.

2013-005 Vikramaditya S. Khanna
Co-author. Methods for Multicountry Studies of Corporate Governance (and Evidence from the BRIKT Countries). Bernard Black, Antonio Gledson DeCarvalho, Woochan Kim, & B. Burcin Yurtoglu, co-authors. Univ. of Michigan Law and Economics Research Paper Series, no. 12-005. Working Paper, 2013.

2013-004 Daniel A. Crane
Bargaining over Loyalty. Univ. of Michigan Law and Economics Research Paper Series, no. 13-004. Working Paper, 2013.

2013-003 Nicholas Bagley
Co-author. Essential Health Benefits and the Affordable Care Act: Law and Process. Helen Levy, co-author. Univ. of Michigan Law and Economics Research Paper Series, no. 13-003. Working Paper, 2013.

2013-002 Samuel R. Bagenstos
Employment Law and Social Equality. Univ. of Michigan Law and Economics Research Paper Series, no. 13-002. Working Paper, 2013.

2013-001 Douglas A. Kahn
A Proposed Replacement of the Tax Expenditure Concept and a Different Perspective on Accelerated Depreciation. Univ. of Michigan Law and Economics Research Paper Series, no. 13-001. Working Paper, 2013.