| Administrative Law Review 2000 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| A comparative analysis of administrative and adjudicative systems for determining asylum claims.(Federal Agency Focus: Immigration and Naturalization Service) | Law | Billings, Peter W. |
| "A complicated and indirect encroachment": Is the Federal Election Commission unconstitutionally composed?(Symposium: Regulation of Politics; Federal Election Commission) | Law | Raskin, Jamin B. |
| Administrative informality in Japan: governmental activities outside statutory authorization.(Informality in Administrative Law: A Transnational Colloquy) | Law | Nakagawa, Takehisa |
| American-Arab - getting the balance wrong - again?(Federal Agency Focus: Immigration and Naturalization Service) | Law | Scanlan, John A. |
| America's two-party system: friend or foe?(Symposium: Regulation of Politics; Two-Party System) | Law | Dulio, David A., Thurber, James A. |
| A new look at deportation as punishment: why at least some of the Constitution's criminal procedure protections must apply.(Federal Agency Focus: Immigration and Naturalization Service) | Law | Pauw, Robert |
| A taxonomy of federal agency rules. | Law | Anthony, Robert A. |
| Campaign contribution limits: pandering to public fears about "big money" and protecting incumbents.(Symposium: Regulation of Politics; Campaign Finance) | Law | La Pierre, D. Bruce |
| Copyright protection in the new millennium: amending the Digital Millennium Copyright Act to prevent constitutional challenges. | Law | Jiles, Jeanane Marie |
| Current issues involving the defense of congressional and administrative agency programs.(Federal Agency Focus: Department of Justice) | Law | Hirt, Theodore C. |
| Distinguishing legislative rules from interpretative rules. | Law | Pierce, Richard J., Jr. |
| Established by practice: the theory and operation of independent federal agencies. | Law | Breger, Marshall J., Edles, Gary J. |
| Executive Branch legal interpretation: a perspective from the Office of Legal Counsel.(Federal Agency Focus: Department of Justice) | Law | Moss, Randolph D. |
| "Expertness for what?" the Gould years at the NLRB and the irrepressible myth of the "independent" agency.(William B. Gould IV) | Law | Flynn, Joan |
| Federal agency ombuds: the costs, benefits, and countenance of confidentiality. | Law | Krent, Harold J. |
| Federal Tort Claims Act administrative claims: better than third-party ADR for resolving federal tort claims.(Federal Agency Focus: Department of Justice) | Law | Axelrad, Jeffrey |
| How changes in the Federal Register can help improve regulatory accountability.(Annual Regulation of Business Focus: Privatization) | Law | Hahn, Robert W. |
| Introduction.(Federal Agency Focus: Immigration and Naturalization Service) | Law | Lubbers, Jeffrey S. |
| Introduction.(Telecommunications Symposium) | Law | Baynes, Leonard M. |
| Is the Telecommunications Act of 1996 working?(Telecommunications Symposium) | Law | Glover, Michael, Epps, Donna |
| Judicial review of INS adjudication: when may the agency make sudden changes in policy and apply its decisions retroactively?(Federal Agency Focus: Immigration and Naturalization Service) | Law | Becker, David H.E. |
| Money talks: in defense of common-sense approach to judicial review of campaign contribution limits.(Missouri)(Symposium: Regulation of Politics; Campaign Finance) | Law | Nixon, Jeremiah W., Maguffee , Paul R. |
| Negotiating competition.(Telecommunications Symposium) | Law | Freedman, Lawrence R., Davis, Richard L. |
| Obstacles to effective enforcement of the Federal Election Campaign Act.(Symposium: Regulation of Politics; Federal Election Commission) | Law | Thomas, Scott E., Bowman, Jeffrey H. |
| Open access or forced access: Should the FCC impose open access on cable-based Internet service providers? | Law | Shih, Daniel |
| Paradoxes of racial stereotypes, diversity and past discrimination in establishing affirmative action in FCC broadcast licensing.(Telecommunications Symposium) | Law | Baynes, Leonard M. |
| Private parties, public functions and the new administrative law.(Annual Regulation of Business Focus: Privatization) | Law | Freeman, Jody |
| Public purpose and private service: the twentieth century culture of contracting out and the evolving law if diffused sovereignty.(Annual Regulation of Business Focus: Privatization) | Law | Guttman, Daniel |
| Pull the plug.(Symposium: Regulation of Politics; Two-Party System) | Law | Rogers, Joel |
| Regulating commercial remote sensing satellites over Israel: a black hole in the open skies doctrine. | Law | Hanley, Colleen |
| Telecommunications in the twenty-first century: global perspectives on community and diaspora among Netcitizens.(Telecommunications Symposium) | Law | Plasencia, Madeleine Mercedes |
| The choice between formal and infomal modes of administrative regulation.(Informality in Administrative Law: A Transnational Colloquy) | Law | Rakoff, Todd D. |
| The consequences of DOJ control of litigation on agencies' programs.(Federal Agency Focus: Department of Justice) | Law | Herz, Michael, Devins, Neal |
| The Department of Justice and the explosion of Freedom of Information Act litigation.(Federal Agency Focus: Department of Justice) | Law | Saloschin, Robert L. |
| The enforcement blues: formal and informal sanctions for campaign finance violations.(Symposium: Regulation of Politics; Federal Election Commission) | Law | Lochner, Todd, Cain, Bruce E. |
| The government's litigator: taking clients seriously.(Federal Agency Focus: Department of Justice) | Law | Stern, Mark B., Klein, Alisa B. |
| The hedge-to-arrive controversy: conflicting outcomes in administrative and judicial proceedings.(grain futures) | Law | Barone, Christina A. |
| The inherent limits on judicial control of agency discretion: the D.C. Circuit and the nondelegation doctrine. | Law | Pierce, Richard J., Jr. |
| The liberalization of Article III standing: the Supreme Court's ill-considered endorsement of citizen suits.(Case Note) | Law | Larza, Stephen |
| The NLRB's (slowly) developing Beck jurisprudence: defending a right in a politicized agency. | Law | Woldow, Brian J. |
| Tribute to the Honorable Patricia M. Wald.(includes three testimonials) | Law | Edwards, Harry T., Bernstein, Jodie, Verkuil, Paul R. |
| U.S. West, Inc. v. FCC: exposing the deficiencies in government attempts to protect customer privacy. | Law | Kelley, Brian A. |
| Voluntary regulatory compliance in theory and practice: the case of OSHA. | Law | Shapiro, Sidney A., Rabinowitz, Randy |
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