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The 2012 Presidential Election: Setting the Stage for a New "Hanging Chad"?

Rise in Absentee Ballots, New Voter Identification Laws, and Inconsistent Local Systems May Affect Upcoming Elections, Says Law School Professor Nathaniel Persily

The Albert E. Cinelli Enterprise Faculty Chair Is Established

The Art of the Deal

Lawyers Involved in Last Year's J. Crew Buyout Share with Students Background on the Challenging Transaction

The Barbara Aronstein Black Lecture

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The Brussels Effect: The Rise of a Regulatory Superstate in Europe

Despite its economic and political struggles, the European Union exerts considerable influence over worldwide markets through its regulatory and legal framework, writes Professor Anu Bradford in a new law review article.

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The 2012 Presidential Election: Setting the Stage for a New "Hanging Chad"?

The Albert E. Cinelli Enterprise Faculty Chair Is Established

The Art of the Deal

The Barbara Aronstein Black Lecture

The Big Picture

The Brussels Effect: The Rise of a Regulatory Superstate in Europe

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The Center on Global Legal Problems Speaker Series

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The Constitution From Every Angle - Gitmo to Gender and Race

The Constitution One Year After 9/11

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