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Arbitration

Volume 172 Issue 4| 2024

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Arbitration’s Unraveling

Myriam Gilles

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The Failed Promise of Installment Fines

Beth A. Colgan and Jean Galbraith

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Outcome Reasons and Process Reasons in Normative Constitutional Theory

Larry Solum

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Vol. 172 Symposium: The Statutory Foreign Affairs Presidency

The University of Pennsylvania Law Review was proud to partner with Curtis Bradley (University of Chicago) and Jack Goldsmith (Harvard) to present a symposium on the statutory foreign affairs presidency.

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Consumer RightsPrivacy Law

Volume 172 Issue 1| 2023

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Don’t Just Do Something, Stand There

What Criminal Law Teaches Us About Article III Standing in Data Breach Cases

Caroline Ribet

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Corporate Law

Volume 172 Issue 1| 2023

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Combatting Corporate Tokenism

The Role of Shareholder Derivative Litigation in Board and Executive-Level Diversification

Caitlin Gleason

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CryptocurrencyFinance

Volume 172 Issue 1| 2023

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Central Bank Digital Currency as New Public Money

Christina Parajon Skinner

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Civil ProcedureSeparation of Powers

Volume 172 Issue 1| 2023

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Private Enforcement in the States

Diego A. Zambrano, Neel Guha, Austin Peters, and Jeffrey Xia

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Criminal JusticeCriminal Law

Volume 172 Issue 1| 2023

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Systemic Failure to Appear in Court

Lindsay Graef, Sandra G. Mayson, Aurelie Ouss, and Megan Stevenson

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Class Actions

Volume 172 Issue 2| 2024

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Cohesive Class Actions

Miles M. Gray

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Arbitration’s Unraveling

The Failed Promise of Installment Fines

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Don’t Just Do Something, Stand There

Combatting Corporate Tokenism

Central Bank Digital Currency as New Public Money

Private Enforcement in the States

Systemic Failure to Appear in Court

Cohesive Class Actions