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Fines, Fees, and the Carceral Economic Conditions of Public Education
In this Article, I apply an expanded concept of education carcerality to identify and analyze a largely unexamined modality of punitive economic governance—intra-system educational fines
Education as a Right, Homelessness as a Crisis: The Displaced Futures of American Homeless Youth
Homelessness in the United States has been a humanitarian crisis affecting youth as one of its most vulnerable populations. Education is one of the few
Recognition Without Authority? Why Vesting Government Recognition in the U.N. Credentials Committee Would Be a Mistake
When the legitimacy of a government is contested, courts, regional bodies, and states each decide independently who speaks for the state in law. In Recognition Rules,
Articles:
Pragmatic Conceptualism, Public Nuisance, and the American Opioid Litigation – Benjamin C. Zipursky
Procedural Drift: How Judicial Restraint Enables Legalized Backsliding – Dessie Otachliska
Reimagining International Investment Law for the Age of Minerals – Taylor Nchako
Equality Before Tax Law – Charles Delmotte
Student Notes:
Fur, Feathers, and Frameworks: The Federal Legal Landscape of Animal Welfare in the United States and Switzerland – Michael Melch
Litigating the Youth Mental Health Crisis: Mechanisms to Regulate Addictive Social Media – Talia Elliott
