The University of Chicago Law School: a century of Scholarship a bibliography of Writings of the Faculty of the University of Chicago from 1902-2002

Gerald Rosenberg

Gerald Rosenberg, The Implementation of Constitutional Rights: Insights from Law and Economics, 64 University of Chicago Law Review 1215 (1997).

Gerald Rosenberg, The Irrelevant Court: The Supreme Court's Inability to Influence Popular Beliefs about Equality (or anything else), in Redefining Equality (Oxford, Neal Devins & Dave Douglas eds., 1998) at 172.

Gerald Rosenberg, Knowledge and Desire: Thinking About Courts and Social Change, in Leveraging the Law: Using Courts to Achieve Social Change (P. Lang, David Schultz & Peter Lang eds., 1998) at 251.

Gerald Rosenberg, Civil Rights After Brown, Journal of Supreme Court History (1999).

Gerald Rosenberg, Review of Bruce Ackerman, We the People: Transformations, 2 Green Bag 209 (1999).

Gerald Rosenberg, Across the Great Divide (Between Law and Political Science), 3 Green Bag 267 (2000).

Andrew M. Rosenfield

Andrew M. Rosenfield, Dennis W. Carlton & Robert H. Gertner, Communication Among Competitors: Game Theory and Antitrust, 5 George Mason Law Review 423 (1997).

Andrew M. Rosenfield & Robert Gertner, How Real Options Lead to Better Decisions, Financial Times, Oct 25, 1999

Richard J. Ross

Richard J. Ross, Review of A. G. Roeber, Palatines, Liberty and Property: German Lutherans in Colonial British America, 14 Law and History Review 170 (1996).

Richard J. Ross, The Commoning of the Common Law: Print, Memory, and the Intellectual History of Legal Communications, 1520-1640, Thesis/Dissertation/Manuscript (1998).

Richard Ross, The Commoning of the The Common Law: The Renaissance Debate over Printing English Law, 1520-1640, 146 University of Pennsylvania Law Review 323 (1998).

Richard Ross, The Memorial Culture of Early Modern English Lawyers: Memory as Keyword, Shelter, and Identity, 1560-1640, 10 Yale Journal of Law and the Humanities 229 (1998).

Antonin Scalia

Antonin Scalia, Statement: To Renew the Reorganization Authority: Hearings Before the Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs, 95th Congress, 1st Session, U.S. Government Printing Office (1977).

Antonin Scalia, Two Wrongs Make A Right: The Judicialization of Standardless Rulemaking, 1 Regulation 38 (July-August 1977).

Antonin Scalia, Guadalajara, Regulation by Munificence, 2 Regulation 23 (March-April 1978).

Antonin Scalia, Statement:, in Tuition Tax Relief Bills, Part 1: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Taxation and Debt Management of the Senate Committee on Finance, 95th Congress, 2nd Session (U.S. Government Printing Office, 1978)

Antonin Scalia, The ALJ Fiasco - A Reprise, 47 University of Chicago Law Review 57 (1979).

Antonin Scalia, The Disease as Cure: In Order to Get Beyond Racism We Must First Take Account of Race, 1979 Washington University Law Quarterly 147 (1979).

Antonin Scalia, The Legislative Veto: A False Remedy for System Overload, 3 Regulation 19 (November/December 1979).

Antonin Scalia, Vernon Yankee: The APA, the D.C. Circuit, and the Supreme Court, 1979 Supreme Court Review 345 (1979).

Antonin Scalia, Discussion of Legal Constraints and Incentives, in Intelligence Requirements for the 1980's: Elements of Intelligence (National Strategy Information Center, Incorporated, Roy Godson ed. 1980) at 303.

Antonin Scalia, The Judges are Coming, 17 Panhandle Magazine 1 (1980).

Antonin Scalia, A Note on the Benzene Case, 4 Regulation 25 (July/August 1980).

Antonin Scalia, On Saving the Kingdom - Advice for the President-Elect from Eight Regulatory Experts: Federal Trade Commission; Federal Communications Commission, Regulation, November/December, 1980, at 27.

Antonin Scalia, Proceedings of the National Conference on Federal Regulation: Roads to Reform, Panel IV, Improving the Administrative Process, 32 Administrative Law Review 357 (1980).

Antonin Scalia, Review of Timothy B. Clark, Marvin H. Kosters & James Clifford Miller, Reforming Regulation, 162 (1980).

Antonin Scalia & Murray L. Weidenbaum, Regulation, American Enterprise Institute (1980).

Antonin Scalia, Back to Basics: Making Law without Making Rules, 5 Regulation 25 (July/August 1981).

Antonin Scalia, Chairman's Message, 33 Administrative Law Review v (1981).

Antonio Scalia, Deregulation HQ - An Interview on the New Executive Order with Murray L. Weidenbaum and James C. Miller, III, 5 Regulation 13 (March/April 1981).

Antonin Scalia, The First and Last? Published Opinion of the Intelligence Court, 3 Intelligence Report 3 (1981).

Antonin Scalia, Making It Look Easy by Doing It Wrong, in Private Schools and the Public Good: Policy Alternatives for the Eighties (University of Notre Dame Press, Edward McGlynn Gaffney ed. 1981) at 212.

Antonin Scalia, Parties and the Nominating Process: The Legal Framework for Reform, 4 Common Sense 40 (1981).

Antonin Scalia, Regulatory Reform - The Game Has Changed, 5 Regulation 13 (1981).

Antonin Scalia, The Freedom of Information Act Has No Clothes, 6 Regulation 14 (March/April 1982).

Antonin Scalia, Regulation - The First Year: Regulatory Review and Management, 6 Regulation 14 (1982).

Antonin Scalia, Separation of Functions: Obscurity Preserved, 34 Administrative Law Review v (1982).

Antonin Scalia, Support Your Local Professor of Administrative Law, 34 Administrative Law Review v (1982).

Sydney K. Schiff, Association of American Law Schools, Twenty-First Annual Meeting, 10 American Bar Association Journal 129 (1924).