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Posted by David S. Evans
on Monday, May 12, 2008

Professor Evans explores antitrust issues in the emerging global Internet economy. This week the Colloquy posts Part II of his Essay.

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Saturday, Feb. 16, 2008

We are now reviewing submissions for our 103rd volume.  We look forward to reviewing any submissions.  Please contact Steven Art, Executive Articles Editor, for more information.  

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Current Issue: Winter 2008: Vol. 102, Issue 1

  ARTICLES
  The Problem of Equality in Takings [citation]   Nestor M. Davidson  
  In Search of Removal Jurisdiction [citation]   Scott Dodson  
  Delaware's VantagePoint: The Empire Strikes Back in the Post-Post-Enron Era [citation]   Timothy P. Glynn  
  James Madison and Legislative Chaplains [citation]   Andy G. Olree  
         
  ESSAYS      
  Are All "Legal Dollars" Created Equal? [citation]   Yuval Feldman & Doron Teichman  
  Acknowledging Guilt: Forcing Self-Identification in Post-Conviction DNA Testing [citation]   Tonja Jacobi & Gwendolyn Carroll  
         
  COMMENTS      
  Irregular Passion: The Unconstitutionality and Inefficacy of Sex Offender Residency Laws [citation]   Sarah E. Agudo  
  All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic: Erasing the Distinction Between Foreign and Domestic Intelligence Gathering Under the Fourth Amendment [citation]   Dan Fenske  
  The Supreme Court's GVR Power: Drawing a Line Between Deference and Control [citation]   Sena Ku  
         
  COLLOQUY ESSAY      
  What Tool Works Tells Us About Tailoring Patent Misuse Remedies [citation]   David McGowan  
         
  SPECIAL SECTION:  2006 FEDERALIST SOCIETY NATIONAL LAWYERS CONVENTION      
  PANEL I: LIMITED GOVERNMENT AND SPREADING DEMOCRACY: UNEASY COUSINS?      
  Spreading Democracy [citation]   A. Raymond Randolph  
  Democracy Promotion: Serving U.S. Values and Interests [citation]   Kenneth Wollack  
  France and the United States: Not So Far from Each Other [citation]   François-Henri Briard  
  Democracy and the Contest for Liberty [citation]   Tom G. Palmer  
  Limited Government and Spreading Democracy: Two Fronts [citation]   William Kristol  
  PANEL III: ARE CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES NECESSARY TO LIMIT GOVERNMENT?      
  Introductory Remarks [citation]   David B. Sentelle  
  No Easy Constitutional Solution for Big Government [citation]   William N. Eskridge, Jr.  
  Term Limits, Initiatives, and Other Gimmickry [citation]   Daniel H. Lowenstein  
  Two Concepts of Government [citation]   Richard D. Parker  
  On Constitutional Changes to Limit Government [citation]   Frank H. Easterbrook  
  PANEL IV: THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN DEFINING OUR CULTURE      
  Introductory Remarks [citation]   Edwin Meese III  
  Cultural Values and Government [citation]   Walter E. Dellinger III  
  The (Im)proper Role of Government in Defining Our Culture [citation]   Charles Murray  
  "Limited Government" and the Betrayal of American Values [citation]   Anthony D. Romero  
  How the Government Influences Our Culture [citation]   Phyllis Schlafly  
  How Government Unintentionally Influences Culture (The Case of Same-Sex Marriage) [citation]   William N. Eskridge, Jr.  
  The Role of Government in Shaping Culture [citation]   Hadley P. Arkes