Administrative Law Review 1998 |
Title | Subject | Authors |
1946: framing a lasting congressional response to the administrative state.(Celebrating Fifty Years of the Administrative Law Review) | Law | Rosenbloom, David H. |
A cost-benefit state. (response to Cass R. Sunstein, Stanford Law Review, vol. 48, p. 247, 1996)(Celebrating Fifty Years of the Administrative Law Review) | Law | McGarity, Thomas O. |
Campaign finance: the impact on the legislative and regulatory process.(Celebrating Fifty Years of the Administrative Law Review) | Law | Anderson, John B. |
Congressional oversight of the Clinton Administration and congressional procedure.(Celebrating Fifty Years of the Administrative Law Review) | Law | Tiefer, Charles |
E-FOIA and the "mother of all complaints:" information delivery and delay reduction.(Electronic Freedom of Information Act) | Law | Grunewald, Mark H. |
Electronic freedom of information.(Electronic Freedom of Information Act) | Law | Perritt, Henry H., Jr. |
Expanding the purpose of federal records access: new private entitlement or new threat to privacy?(Electronic Freedom of Information Act) | Law | O'Reilly, James T. |
Food Safety Enforcement Enhancement Act of 1997: putting public health before the meat industry's bottom line.(Fiftieth Anniversary Volume) | Law | Simon, Hana |
How the Electronic Freedom of Information Act Amendments of 1996 update public access for the Information Age.(Electronic Freedom of Information Act) | Law | Tankersley, Michael E. |
Implementation of the children's health insurance program: HHS, states, and lessons for national health reform. (Department of Health and Human Services)(Fiftieth Anniversary Volume) | Law | Cendali, Allison |
Introduction.(Fiftieth Anniversary Volume: Welfare Reform Symposium) | Law | Edelman, Peter B. |
Law, economics, and the reinvention of public administration: using relational agreements to reduce the cost of procurement regulation and other forms of government intervention in the economy.(Celebrating Fifty Years of the Administrative Law Review) | Law | Kovacic, William E. |
On misusing "revolution" and "reform": procedural due process and the new welfare act.(Fiftieth Anniversary Volume: Welfare Reform Symposium) | Law | Farina, Cynthia R. |
Politics, policies, and problems with organ transplantation: government regulation needed to ration organs equitably. | Law | Daubert, Gail L. |
Securities regulation: information initiative on the Internet. | Law | Sironi, Sylvia L. |
Small is not beautiful: the case against special regulatory treatment of small firms.(Fiftieth Anniversary Volume) | Law | Pierce, Richard J., Jr. |
Striking a balance between government efficiency and fairness to contractors: past performance evaluations in government contracts. | Law | Heifetz, Kimberly R. |
Technology transfer and march-in at the National Institutes of Health: introducing uncertainty into an era of private-public partnership. | Law | Stevenson, Mark |
The ABA Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice - from the objector to protector of the APA.(Celebrating Fifty Years of the Administrative Law Review) | Law | Lubbers, Jeffrey S. |
The Administrative Dispute Resolution Act of 1996: improving federal agency use of alternative dispute resolution processes. | Law | Evans, Robin J. |
The beginning of the end of the FCC's comparative hearing process.(Case Note) | Law | Halm, K.C. |
The continuing need for an administrative conference.(Celebrating Fifty Years of the Administrative Law Review) | Law | Edles, Gary J. |
The Electronic FOIA amendments of 1996: reformatting the FOIA for on-line access.(Electronic Freedom of Information Act) | Law | Leahy, Patrick J. |
The Internet changes everything: revolutionizing public participation and access to government information through the Internet. | Law | Johnson, Stephen M. |
Welfare-to-work: reform or rhetoric?(Fiftieth Anniversary Volume: Welfare Reform Symposium) | Law | Handler, Joel F. |
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