Faculty Publications
SSRN Working Paper Series
Northwestern Pritzker Law Faculty Publications
Recent Publications
February 2025
Books
Rob Durr & Cliff Zimmerman, Leading in the Law with Emotional Intelligence: The Path to Becoming a Twenty-First-Century Leader (2025).
Periodical Articles
Janet Siegel Brown & Michele Hoff, Bread Crumbs and Buried Treasures: How to Uncover Alumni Law Clerks, NALP+ Bulletin, Feb. 2025, at 17.
Peter DiCola, Centering Creators: The New Economics of Copyright and Alternative Policies for Creative Labor, 2025 University of Illinois Law Review 223.
María Amparo Grau Ruiz, Closing Regulatory Tax Gaps for Territorially Enhanced Circular Economies, Rivista di Diritto Tributario Internazionale, 2024, No. 4, at 93.
Andrew Koppelman, The Ugly Rhetoric of Dobbs, or, Why Jack Balkin Is History, 33 William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal 351 (2024).
Daniel B. Rodriguez, State Constitutional Rights, Naturally, 93 UMKC Law Review 619 (2025).
Accepted Articles
William J. Moon, Havens for Corporate Lawbreaking, U of Maryland Legal Studies Research Paper, ___ Washington University Law Review ___ (forthcoming2025).
Jonathan Oskvarek, Mark S. Zocchi, Bernard S. Black, Laura G. Burke, Marika Kachman, Andrew Leubitz, Ali Moghtaderi, Dhimitri A. Nikolla, Nishad Rahman & Jesse M Pines, Predictors of Emergency Physician Productivity in a National Emergency Medicine Group, ___ Annals of Emergency Medicine ___ (forthcoming 2025).
James E. Pfander & Mary Zakowski, Non-Party Protective Relief in the Early Republic: Judicial Power to Annul Letters Patent, Northwestern Public Law Research Paper No. 25-07, 120 Northwestern University Law Review ___ (forthcoming 2026).
Contributions to Books
María Amparo Grau Ruiz, Impulso Tributario a las Entidades de la Economía Social en el Ámbito Interno e Internacional [Tax Boost for Social Economy Entities in the Domestic and International Context], in Fomento de la Economía Social: Instrumentos Fiscales y de Políticas Públicas. La Administración Pública y la Economía Social: Aliados para una Prosperidad Inclusiva [Promoting the Social Economy: Fiscal and Public Policy Instruments. Public Administration and the Social Economy: Allies for Inclusive Prosperity] 215 (Rafael Chaves, Felipe Palau, Belén Català & Carlos Correcher eds. 2025).
Op-Eds/Blog Posts/Popular Press
Steven Calabresi, “President Trump’s Executive Order on Birthright Citizenship Is Unconstitutional,” Volokh Conspiracy (Feb. 18, 2025).
Steven Calabresi, “Fortieth Anniversary of Attorney General Ed Meese's Swearing In,” Volokh Conspiracy (Feb. 25, 2025).
Jill Horwitz, “OpenAI Conversion Sheds Nonprofit Purpose Without Justification,” U.S. Law Week (Feb. 13, 2025).
Andrew Koppelman, “Misguided Anti-Racism Campaign Cancels College Sondheim Production,” The Hill (Mar. 11, 2025).
Andrew Koppelman, “The Mystery of Neil Gorsuch,” Los Angeles Review of Books (Mar. 19, 2025).
Steven Lubet, “Barrett’s Recusal Signals Hope for Rule of Law at the Supreme Court,” The Hill (Feb. 10, 2025).
Steven Lubet, “Trump’s Dangerous Theory on Birthright Citizenship Contradicts the Founders’ Goals,” The Hill (Feb. 24, 2025).
Steven Lubet, “New York Is Walking a Thin Line on Palestinian Studies,” The Hill (Mar. 10, 2025).
John O. McGinnis & Leo J. Soh, “Preventing Regulation by Enforcement,” Law & Liberty (Feb. 13, 2025).
John O. McGinnis, “Deregulating Legal Education,” Law & Liberty (Feb. 27, 2025).
John O. McGinnis, “Strategic Deregulation to Spur Economic Growth,” Law & Liberty (Mar. 13, 2025).
Robert Weinstock & Alexa Longstaff, “Supreme Court Misses the Reality of EPA Clean Water Act Permits,” U.S. Law Week (Mar. 10, 2025).
Working Papers
Nathan Atkinson & Ezra Friedman, Top-Two Runoff Elections (Uniquely) Dominate Plurality Rule, Univ. of Wisconsin Legal Studies Research Paper No. 1827, Northwestern Public Law Research Paper No. 25-09 (2025).
Neha Jain & Sarah Maria Heiltjen Nouwen, North-South Skirmishes Over Transitional Justice: 1975-2000, University of Cambridge Faculty of Law Research Paper No. 20/2024, Northwestern Public Law Research Paper No. 25-11, The Battle for International Law II (Jochen von Bernstorff, Philipp Dann and Surabhi Ranganathan eds. forthcoming 2025).
Sarah Maria Heiltjen Nouwen & Neha Jain, Race and Transitional Justice: An Introduction, University of Cambridge Faculty of Law Research Paper No. 3/2025, Northwestern Public Law Research Paper No. 25-10 (2025).
Daniel B. Rodriguez & Barry R. Weingast, Constitutional Stability and the Role of Countermajoritarian Rules (or How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love our Antidemocratic Constitution), Northwestern Public Law Research Paper No. 25-08 (2025).