The promise and perils of "privileges or immunities"

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the doctrinal aspects of the U.S. Supreme Court 1999 case Saenz v. Roe, where the Court revived the use of the Privileges and Immunities clause of the 14th Amendment in the context of a state residency requirement. The fundamental rights approach, doctrinal changes, and implications for the future are included in the discussion.

Cases, Constitutional law, Case Note, Privileges and immunities

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Firm - specific determinants of corporate lobbying participation and intensity

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Corporate lobbying constitutes a major element in the political strategy of firms seeking favorable regulatory outcomes and is perceived as a source of a firm's competitive advantage. A paper using the results from United States and Japanese firms analyses the firm-specific determinants of corporate political ability and intensity.

Japan, Government Regulation, Lobbying, Analysis, Business-government relations

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