| Administrative Law Review 2001 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A bridge to far: the EPA's diesel sulfur rule and the increasing cost of fuels regulation under the Clean Air Act. | Law | Jauss, Frederick G., IV |
| Achieving excellence and equal opportunity in education: no conflict of laws.(Recent Developments Education Symposium) | Law | Winston, Judith A. |
| A critique of the Bush education proposal.(Recent Developments Education Symposium) | Law | Dodd, Victoria J. |
| Analyzing Hawaii's rulemaking procedures: the need for a consensus-seeking rulemaking model. | Law | Skousen, Darrin M. |
| Approving charter schools: the gate-keeper function.(Recent Developments Education Symposium) | Law | Sugarman, Stephen D., Kuboyama, Emlei M. |
| A primer on nonlegislative rules.(Interpretive Rules Symposium) | Law | Funk, William |
| Burying Caesar: replacement of the veterans appeals process is needed to provide fairness to claimants. | Law | |
| Consumer privacy protection: a call for reform in an era of financial services modernization. | Law | Hickerson, Kristina A.K. |
| Contracting with the regulated for better regulation. | Law | Pedersen, William F. |
| Cost-benefit analysis as a solution to a principal-agent problem.(Cost-Benefit Analysis Colloquy)(response to article by Stephen F. Williams in this issue, p. 257) | Law | Sunstein, Cass R. |
| Developments in the reorganization of the Internal Revenue Service.(Annual Regulation of Business Focus: Reorganization of the Internal Revenue Service) | Law | Concklin, Bert |
| Getting help with their homework: schools, lower courts, and the Supreme Court Justices look for answers under the Establishment Clause.(Recent Developments Education Symposium) | Law | Schneider, Ronna Greff |
| Improving public trust and confidence in administrative adjudication: what administrative law practitioners, judges, and academicians can do.(State Administrative Law Symposium) | Law | Schoenbaum, Edward J. |
| In from the cold: the Intelligence Community Whistleblower Protection Act of 1998.(Federal Agency Focus: CIA and NSA)(National Security Agency) | Law | Newcomb, Thomas |
| IRS modernization and low-income taxpayers.(Annual Regulation of Business Focus: Reorganization of the Internal Revenue Service) | Law | Spragens, Janet, Abramowitz, Nancy |
| Is cost-benefit analysis for everyone?(Cost-Benefit Analysis Colloquy)(response to article by Stephen F. Williams in this issue, p. 257) | Law | Sunstein, Cass R. |
| Judges, ideology, and policy in the administrative state: lessons from a decade of hard look remands of EPA rules. | Law | Jordan, William S., III |
| Managing information privacy in the information age.(Annual Regulation of Business Focus: Reorganization of the Internal Revenue Service) | Law | Irving, Margaret Ann |
| Modernizing the IRS.(Annual Regulation of Business Focus: Reorganization of the Internal Revenue Service) | Law | Rossotti, Charles O. |
| Overcoming parochialism: state administrative procedure and institutional design.(State Administrative Law Symposium) | Law | Rossi, Jim |
| Politics by other means: law, science, and policy in EPA's implementation of the Food Quality Protection Act. | Law | McGarity, Thomas O. |
| Procurement authorities of the CIA.(Federal Agency Focus: CIA and NSA)(National Security Agency) | Law | Wright, Ginger Ann |
| Publication rules in the rulemaking spectrum: assuring proper respect for an essential element. | Law | Strauss, Peter L. |
| Reforming the Internal Revenue Service: a comparative history.(Annual Regulation of Business Focus: Reorganization of the Internal Revenue Service) | Law | Thorndike, Joseph J. (American tax historian) |
| Reforming the new confirmation process: replacing "despise and resent" with "advise and consent". | Law | Denning, Brannon P. |
| Regulating human gene therapy: legislative overreaction to human subject protection failures. | Law | Leavitt, Wilder J. |
| Regulation FD of the SEC's selective disclosure and insider trading rule: finally, full and fair disclosures. | Law | Lopez-Fernandini, Camelia |
| Rendering to Caesar: a response to Professor O'Reilly.(response to James O'Reilly, Administrative Law Review, vol. 53, p. 223, 2001) | Law | O'Connor, Gary E. |
| Risk, death, and time: a comment on Judge Williams' defense of cost-benefit analysis.(Cost-Benefit Analysis Colloquy)(response to article by Stephen F. Williams in this issue, p. 257) | Law | Adler, Matthew D., Sunstein, Cass R. |
| Rulemaking promise: administrative law and legal culture in the 1960s and 1970s. | Law | Schiller, Reuel E. |
| Ruling without real rules, or how to influence private conduct without really binding.(Interpretive Rules Symposium) | Law | May, Randolph J. |
| Special problems of state administrative law judges.(State Administrative Law Symposium) | Law | Felter, Edwin L., Jr. |
| Squaring the vicious circle.(Cost-Benefit Analysis Colloquy) | Law | Williams, Stephen F. |
| Strengthening professionalism within an administrative hearing office: the Minnesota experience.(State Administrative Law Symposium) | Law | Johnson, Bruce H. |
| The central panel movement: a work in progress.(State Administrative Law Symposium) | Law | Hardwicke, John W. |
| The continuing viability of the 1875 Supreme Court case of Totten v. United States.(Federal Agency Focus: CIA and NSA)(National Security Agency)(secret service contracts) | Law | Pines, Daniel L. |
| The IRS reorganization: programs and initiatives of the new large case division.(Annual Regulation of Business Focus: Reorganization of the Internal Revenue Service) | Law | Laughlin, Felix B., Allison, Mark D. |
| The Model Act Creating a State Central Hearing Agency: promises, practical problems, and a proposal for change.(State Administrative Law Symposium) | Law | McNeil, Christopher B. |
| Three settings in which nonlegislative rules should not bind.(Interpretive Rules Symposium) | Law | Anthony, Robert A. |
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