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Table of contents of journal: *Stanford law review

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A BEHAVIORAL-APPROACH TO LAW AND ECONOMICS

Authors: JOLLS C SUNSTEIN CR THALER R

Citation: C. Jolls et al., A BEHAVIORAL-APPROACH TO LAW AND ECONOMICS, Stanford law review, 50(5), 1998, pp. 1471-1550

RATIONAL CHOICE, BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS, AND THE LAW

Authors: POSNER RA

Citation: Ra. Posner, RATIONAL CHOICE, BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS, AND THE LAW, Stanford law review, 50(5), 1998, pp. 1551-1575

BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS AS PART OF A RHETORICAL DUET - A RESPONSE TO JOLLS, SUNSTEIN, AND THALER

Authors: KELMAN M

Citation: M. Kelman, BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS AS PART OF A RHETORICAL DUET - A RESPONSE TO JOLLS, SUNSTEIN, AND THALER, Stanford law review, 50(5), 1998, pp. 1577-1591

THEORIES AND TROPES - A REPLY TO POSNER AND KELMAN

Authors: JOLLS C SUNSTEIN CR THALER R

Citation: C. Jolls et al., THEORIES AND TROPES - A REPLY TO POSNER AND KELMAN, Stanford law review, 50(5), 1998, pp. 1593-1608

FOR THE SAKE OF THE CHILDREN - COURT CONSIDERATION OF RELIGION IN CHILD-CUSTODY CASES

Authors: DROBAC JA

Citation: Ja. Drobac, FOR THE SAKE OF THE CHILDREN - COURT CONSIDERATION OF RELIGION IN CHILD-CUSTODY CASES, Stanford law review, 50(5), 1998, pp. 1609-1670

SOME THOUGHTS ON THE IMPLICATIONS OF TRUSTED SYSTEMS FOR INTELLECTUALPROPERTY LAW

Authors: GIMBEL M

Citation: M. Gimbel, SOME THOUGHTS ON THE IMPLICATIONS OF TRUSTED SYSTEMS FOR INTELLECTUALPROPERTY LAW, Stanford law review, 50(5), 1998, pp. 1671-1687

SISTERS-IN-LAW - WOMEN LAWYERS IN MODERN AMERICAN HISTORY - DRACHMAN,V

Authors: BABCOCK BA

Citation: Ba. Babcock, SISTERS-IN-LAW - WOMEN LAWYERS IN MODERN AMERICAN HISTORY - DRACHMAN,V, Stanford law review, 50(5), 1998, pp. 1689-1708

HANDCUFFING THE COPS - A 30-YEAR PERSPECTIVE ON MIRANDAS HARMFUL EFFECTS ON LAW-ENFORCEMENT

Authors: CASSELL PG FOWLES R

Citation: Pg. Cassell et R. Fowles, HANDCUFFING THE COPS - A 30-YEAR PERSPECTIVE ON MIRANDAS HARMFUL EFFECTS ON LAW-ENFORCEMENT, Stanford law review, 50(4), 1998, pp. 1055-1145

DID MIRANDA DIMINISH POLICE EFFECTIVENESS

Authors: DONOHUE JJ

Citation: Jj. Donohue, DID MIRANDA DIMINISH POLICE EFFECTIVENESS, Stanford law review, 50(4), 1998, pp. 1147-1180

FALLING CLEARANCE RATES AFTER MIRANDA - COINCIDENCE OR CONSEQUENCE

Authors: CASSELL PG FOWLES R

Citation: Pg. Cassell et R. Fowles, FALLING CLEARANCE RATES AFTER MIRANDA - COINCIDENCE OR CONSEQUENCE, Stanford law review, 50(4), 1998, pp. 1181-1191

INFORMATION PRIVACY IN CYBERSPACE TRANSACTIONS

Authors: KANG J

Citation: J. Kang, INFORMATION PRIVACY IN CYBERSPACE TRANSACTIONS, Stanford law review, 50(4), 1998, pp. 1193-1294

ONCE A PECULIAR PEOPLE - COGNITIVE-DISSONANCE AND THE SUPPRESSION OF MORMON POLYGAMY AS A CASE-STUDY NEGATING THE BELIEF-ACTION DISTINCTION

Authors: HARMERDIONNE E

Citation: E. Harmerdionne, ONCE A PECULIAR PEOPLE - COGNITIVE-DISSONANCE AND THE SUPPRESSION OF MORMON POLYGAMY AS A CASE-STUDY NEGATING THE BELIEF-ACTION DISTINCTION, Stanford law review, 50(4), 1998, pp. 1295-1347

UNITED-STATES V WATTS - UNANSWERED QUESTIONS, ACQUITTAL ENHANCEMENTS,AND THE FUTURE OF DUE-PROCESS AND THE AMERICAN CRIMINAL JURY

Authors: SHORS MM

Citation: Mm. Shors, UNITED-STATES V WATTS - UNANSWERED QUESTIONS, ACQUITTAL ENHANCEMENTS,AND THE FUTURE OF DUE-PROCESS AND THE AMERICAN CRIMINAL JURY, Stanford law review, 50(4), 1998, pp. 1349-1393

THE PROPHET AND THE BUREAUCRAT - POSITIONAL CONFLICTS IN-SERVICE PRO-BONO-PUBLICO

Authors: SPAULDING NW

Citation: Nw. Spaulding, THE PROPHET AND THE BUREAUCRAT - POSITIONAL CONFLICTS IN-SERVICE PRO-BONO-PUBLICO, Stanford law review, 50(4), 1998, pp. 1395-1434

MORAL JUDGMENT - DOES THE ABUSE EXCUSE THREATEN OUR LEGAL-SYSTEM - WILSON,JQ

Authors: NOURSE V

Citation: V. Nourse, MORAL JUDGMENT - DOES THE ABUSE EXCUSE THREATEN OUR LEGAL-SYSTEM - WILSON,JQ, Stanford law review, 50(4), 1998, pp. 1435-1470

SYMPOSIUM - LAW AND THE POLITICAL-PROCESS

Authors: PERSILY NA

Citation: Na. Persily, SYMPOSIUM - LAW AND THE POLITICAL-PROCESS, Stanford law review, 50(3), 1998, pp. 605-605

GERRYMANDERS - THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY

Authors: ELY JH

Citation: Jh. Ely, GERRYMANDERS - THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY, Stanford law review, 50(3), 1998, pp. 607-641

POLITICS AS MARKETS - PARTISAN LOCKUPS OF THE DEMOCRATIC PROCESS

Authors: ISSACHAROFF S PILDES RH

Citation: S. Issacharoff et Rh. Pildes, POLITICS AS MARKETS - PARTISAN LOCKUPS OF THE DEMOCRATIC PROCESS, Stanford law review, 50(3), 1998, pp. 643-717

THE POLITICAL MARKET METAPHOR AND ELECTION LAW - A COMMENT ON ISSACHAROFF AND PILDES

Authors: HASEN RL

Citation: Rl. Hasen, THE POLITICAL MARKET METAPHOR AND ELECTION LAW - A COMMENT ON ISSACHAROFF AND PILDES, Stanford law review, 50(3), 1998, pp. 719-730

THE FIRE NEXT TIME - REAPPORTIONMENT AFTER THE 2000-CENSUS

Authors: KARLAN PS

Citation: Ps. Karlan, THE FIRE NEXT TIME - REAPPORTIONMENT AFTER THE 2000-CENSUS, Stanford law review, 50(3), 1998, pp. 731-763

THE PARTISAN IMPACT OF VOTING-RIGHTS LAW - A REPLY TO KARLAN,PAMELA,S

Authors: LUBLIN D VOSS DS

Citation: D. Lublin et Ds. Voss, THE PARTISAN IMPACT OF VOTING-RIGHTS LAW - A REPLY TO KARLAN,PAMELA,S, Stanford law review, 50(3), 1998, pp. 765-777

YOU DONT HAVE TO BE LIBERAL TO HATE THE RACIAL GERRYMANDERING CASES

Authors: LOWENSTEIN DH

Citation: Dh. Lowenstein, YOU DONT HAVE TO BE LIBERAL TO HATE THE RACIAL GERRYMANDERING CASES, Stanford law review, 50(3), 1998, pp. 779-835

THE DONATION BOOTH - MANDATING DONOR ANONYMITY TO DISRUPT THE MARKET FOR POLITICAL INFLUENCE

Authors: AYRES I BULOW J

Citation: I. Ayres et J. Bulow, THE DONATION BOOTH - MANDATING DONOR ANONYMITY TO DISRUPT THE MARKET FOR POLITICAL INFLUENCE, Stanford law review, 50(3), 1998, pp. 837-891

THE DEMOCRATIC PARADOX OF CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM

Authors: ORTIZ DR

Citation: Dr. Ortiz, THE DEMOCRATIC PARADOX OF CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM, Stanford law review, 50(3), 1998, pp. 893-914

THE HYBRID NATURE OF POLITICAL RIGHTS

Authors: AMAR VD BROWNSTEIN A

Citation: Vd. Amar et A. Brownstein, THE HYBRID NATURE OF POLITICAL RIGHTS, Stanford law review, 50(3), 1998, pp. 915-1014

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