ALEXANDER STREMITZER
JONATHAN VARAT
“Comparative Empirical Evidence on the Decline of the Standard Employment Contract,” in After the Standard Employment Contract: Innovations in Regulatory Design (Katherine V.W. Stone and Harry Arthurs, eds.). Russell Sage Press (forthcoming, 2013). “The Decline of the Standard Contract of Employment in the United States: A Socio-Regulatory Perspective,” in After the Standard Employment Contract: Innovations in Regulatory Design (Katherine V.W. Stone and Harry Arthurs, eds.). Russell Sage Press (forthcoming, 2013). ALEXANDER STREMITZER Acting Professor of Law Professor Stremitzer was a presenter at the American Law & Economics Association Annual Meeting, held at Stanford Law School in May, and he was a speaker at the UCLA Anderson School of Management Strategy Seminar Series. In April, he presented at the NYU School of Law Law and Economics Colloquium. He spoke at a University of Virginia Law School Law and Economics Workshop in November, and at the Conference of Empirical Legal Studies, held in Chicago. He was a presenter at the European Association of Law and Economics Annual Meeting, held in Hamburg, Germany in September 2011. Publications “On and Off Contract Remedies Inducing
EUGENE VOLOKH
Cooperative Investments,” (with Richard R.
JONATHAN D. VARAT
W. Brooks), Yale Law & Economics Research
Professor of Law
Paper No. 396 (2009). American Law and Economics Review (forthcoming).
Professor Varat was cited in the U.S. Supreme Court opinion in United States v. Alvarez,
“Opportunistic Termination,” 28 Journal
which was decided in June.
of Law, Economics, and Organization (forthcoming, 2012).
EUGENE VOLOKH Gary T. Schwartz Professor of Law
“Standard Breach Remedies, Quality Thresholds, and Cooperative Investments,” 28
Professor Volokh was cited in the U.S.
Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization
Supreme Court opinion in United States v.
337-359 (2012).
Alvarez, which was decided in June. Two of his articles were cited in a U.S. Court of Appeals
“Framing Contracts: Why Loss Framing
for the Seventh Circuit decision in ACLU v.
Increases Effort,” (with Richard R.W. Brooks
Alvarez, and he was also cited in a Michigan
and Stephan Tontrup), 168 Journal of
Court of Appeals opinion in People of the State
Institutional and Theoretical Economics 62-82
of Michigan v. Dean Scott Yanna. His blog,
(2012).
The Volokh Conspiracy, was named a top 100 legal blog for 2011 by the editors of the
Comment: “The Measure of a MAC: A
ABA Journal in the publication’s fifth annual
Machine-Learning Protocol for Analyzing
“Blawg 100.”
Force Majeure Clauses in M&A Agreements,” 168 Journal of Institutional and Theoretical
Publications
Economics 206-08 (2012). “Private Employees’ Speech and Political “Beyond Ex Post Expediency—An Ex Ante
Activity: Statutory Protections Against
View of Rescission,” (with Richard R.W.
Employer Retaliation,” 16 Texas Review of Law
Brooks), 68 Washington and Lee Law Review
& Politics 295 (2012).
1171-83 (2011). “Freedom for the Press as an Industry, “Remedies On and Off Contract,” (with
or for the Press as a Technology? – From
Richard R.W. Brooks), 120 Yale Law Journal
the Framing to Today,” 160 University of
690-727 (2011).
Pennsylvania Law Review 459 (2012).
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