Discussion Papers
The Center distributes a working paper series comprising works-in-progress of the University of Michigan faculty. A summary list of the papers is below. Please click on the desired title to view the abstract and download the paper. Electronic and hard copies of these papers are also available through Al LaGrone (alagrone@umich.edu).
2009
2009-022 Daniel A. Crane
Obama's Antitrust Agenda
Forthcoming in Regulation (2009)
2009-021 Daniel A. Crane
Optimizing Private Antitrust Enforcement
Forthcoming in Vanderbilt Law Rev. (2009)
2009-020 Daniel A. Crane
Monopoly Broth Makes Bad Soup
Forthcoming in Antitrust Law J. (2009)
2009-019 Daniel A. Crane
linkLine's Institutional Suspicions
Forthcoming in Cato S. Ct. Rev. (2009)
2009-018 Jessica Litman
Real Copyright Reform
2009-017 Leonid Feller
The Case for Federal Preemption of State Dealer Franchise Laws: Lessons Learned from General Motors' Oldsmobile Litigation and Other Market Withdrawals
Subsequently published in Penn J. Bus. Law 11 (2009)
2009-016 Stephen J. Choi and Adam C. Pritchard
The Supreme Court's Impact on Securities Class Actions: An Empirical Assessment of Tellabs
2009-015 Reuven S. Avi-Yonah
Corporate and International Tax Reform: Long-, Medium-, and Short Term Proposals
2009-014 Kyle D. Logue
Coordinating Sanctions in Torts
2009-013 Reuven S. Avi-Yonah
Designing a Federal VAT: Summary and Recommendations
2009-012 Reuven S. Avi-Yonah
Structuring a US Federal VAT
2009-011 Reuven S. Avi-Yonah
Between Formulary Apportionment and the OECD Guidelines: A Proposal for Reconciliation
2009-010 Samuel R. Bagenstos
Thurgood Marshall, Meet Adam Smith: How Fee-Shifting Statutes Provide a Market-Based System for Promoting Access to Justice (Though Some Judges Don't Get it)
Subsequently published in Fordham Urban Law J. 37 (2009)
2009-009 Adam C. Pritchard and Janis P. Sarra
Securities Class Actions Move North: A Doctrinal and Empirical Analysis of Securities Class Actions in Canada
Forthcoming in Alberta Law Rev. (2009)
2009-008 Adam C. Pritchard
London as Delaware?
Forthcoming in U. Cincinnati Law Rev. (2009)
2009-007 Reuven S. Avi-Yonah
The Obama International Tax Plan: A Major Step Forward
2009-006 James E. Krier
Evolutionary Theory and the Origins of Property Rights
Forthcoming in Cornell Law Rev. (2009)
2009-005 Richard Lempert
Low Probability/High Consequence Events: Dilemmas of Damage Compensation
2009-004 Kyle D. Logue and Joel B. Slemrod
Of Coase, Calabrisi, and Optimal Tax Liability
2009-003 Reuven S. Avi-Yonah, Kimberly A. Clausing and Michael C. Durst
Allocating Business Profits for Tax Purposes: A Proposal to Adopt a Formulary Profit Split
2009-002 Alicia Davis Evans
Are Investors' Gains and Losses from Securities Fraud Equal Over Time? Some Preliminary Evidence
2009-001 Stephen J. Choi, Jill E. Fisch and Adam C. Pritchard
Attorneys as Arbitrators
2008
2008-024 Murali Jagannathan and Adam C. Pritchard
Does Delaware Entrench Management?
2008-023 Robert M. Lawless, Angela K. Littwin, Katherine M. Porter, John A.E. Pottow, Deborah K. Thorne and Elizabeth Warren
Did Bankruptcy Reform Fail? An Empirical Study of Consumer Debtors
Subsequently published in Am. Bankruptcy Law J. 82 (2008): 349
2008-022 Jill R. Horwitz and Austin Nichols
Rural Hospital Ownership and Competition
2008-021 James E. Krier
The Evolution of Property Rights: A Synthetic Overview
2008-020 Joseph Vining
Competition, Corporate Responsibility, and the China Question
Subsequently published in Law Quad. Notes 45 (2003): 83
2008-019 Joseph Vining
Is There an Implicit Theology in the Practice of Ordinary Law?
Subsequently published in Mercer Law Rev. 53 (2002): 1047
2008-018 Joseph Vining
Animal Cruelty Laws and Factory Farming
Subsequently published in MLR First Impressions 106 (2008): 123
2008-017 Joseph Vining
On the Future of Total Theory: Science, Antiscience, and Human Candor
Subsequently published in Erasmus Inst. Papers 1999-1 (Notre Dame, 1999)
2008-016 Joseph Vining
Corporate Crime and the Religious Sensibility
Subsequently published in Punishment & Soc.: Int'l J. Penology 5 (2003): 313
2008-015 Joseph Vining
China, Business Law, and Finance -- Accession to the World Trade Organization
2008-014 Adam C. Pritchard and Richard B. Thompson
Securities Law and the New Deal Justices
Forthcoming in Va. Law Rev. (2009)
2008-013 Reuven S. Avi-Yonah
The OECD Harmful Tax Competition Report: A 10th Anniversity Retrospective
Forthcoming in IBFD Bull. for Int'l Taxation (2009)
2008-012 Reuven S. Avi-Yonah
Back to the Future? The Potential Revival of Territoriality
2008-011 N. Balasubramanian, Bernard S. Black and Vikramditya S. Khanna
Firm-Level Corporate Governance in Emerging Markets: A Case Study of India
2008-010 Adam C. Pritchard
Stoneridge Investment Partners, LLC v. Scientific-Atlanta, Inc.: The Political Economy of Securities Class Action Reform
Subsequently published in Cato Sup. Ct. Rev. 2007-2008 (2008): 217
2008-009 Jill R. Horwitz and Joseph Mead
Letting Good Deeds Go Unpunished: Volunteer Immunity Laws and Tort Deterrence
Subsequently published in J. Empir. Legal Studies 6 (2009): 585
2008-008 Joseph Vining
The Resilience of Law
Subsequently published in Law and Democracy in the Empire of Force, J. Powell & J.B. White, eds., chp. 3 (2009): 151
2008-007 Richard Lempert
The Significance of Statistical Significance: Two Authors Restate an Incontrovertible Caution. Why a Book?
2008-006 JJ Prescott and Jonah E. Rockoff
Do Sex Offender Registration and Notification Laws Affect Criminal Behavior?
2008-005 Dhammika Dharmapala and Vikramditya S. Khanna
Corporate Governance, Enforcement, and Firm Value: Evidence from India
2008-004 Daniel M. Katz and Derek K. Stafford
Hustle and Flow: A Social Network Analysis of the American Federal Judiciary
2008-003 Jessica Litman
Billowing White Goo
Subsequently published in Columbia J. of Law & the Arts 31 (2008): 587
2008-002 Gavin Clarkson
Accredited Indians: Increasing the Flow of Private Equity into Indian Country as a Domestic Emerging Market
2008-001 Laura N. Beny
What Explains Insider Trading Restrictions? International Evidence on the Political Economy of Insider Trading Regulation
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