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Joseph Fishkin
Articles and ChaptersAnti-Oligarchy, Anti-Authoritarianism, The Constitution, and the Court (with William E. Forbath), 72 UCLA L. Rev. 1370. Full Text Freedom from Libertarianism, 26 J. Contemp. Legal Issues 467. Full Text It Takes a Village... But Let the Teenagers Vote, 100 (1277) Notre Dame Law Review (2025). Full Text What Is a Political Party?, in The Oxford Handbook of American Election Law, (edited by Eugene D. Mazo, Oxford University Press, 2024). Full Text Representation for Those Who Cannot Vote, 61 Hous. L. Rev. 755. Full Text
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Jason Fiske
BooksNavigating Your Legal Master’s Program: A Roadmap for Success (with David W. Dye, Sandra Ortland Erickson, and Beth L. Haas). (2024) Book Info.
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Fanna Gamal
Articles and ChaptersThe Algorithmic Racial Proxy, 114 Calif. L. Rev 297 (2026). Full Text
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Stephen Gardbaum
Articles and ChaptersAuthoritarian Populism and the Rule of Law, 63 California Western Law Review __ (forthcoming 2026). Full Text The Case for Plural Executives in the Age of Strongmen, International Journal of Constitutional Law (2026). SSRN Separation of Powers and Political Parties, in The Cambridge Handbook on Separation of Powers, (edited by edited by Eoin Carolan, Cora Chan, Erin Delaney, Michaela Hailbronner, David Kosař, Mathieu Leloup, Joana Mendes, and Sergio Verdugo, Cambridge University Press, Forthcoming 2026). Full Text Comparative Political Process Theory II, 14 Global Constitutionalism 219 (2025). Full Text Courts and Democratic Backsliding: A Comparative Perspective on the United States, 46 (4) Law & Policy 325 (2024). Full Text Collaborative and abusive constitutionalism, 35 K.L.J. 551 (2024). Full Text
OtherPolitics As Markets: Then and Now (Election Law Blog, September 12, 2023), Full Text
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Mark Greenberg
Articles and ChaptersThe Nature of Law: Judicial Enforceability or Past Institutional Action?, in Interpretivism and its Critics: New Work in Legal Philosophy, (edited by Nicolaos Stavropoulos, Hart Publishing, Oxford, 2025). Full Text Text Without Intent, University of California, Los Angeles, Public Law and Legal Theory No. 25-44. Full Text Our Knowledge of the Law, UCLA School of Law, Public Law & Legal Theory No. 25-43 (September 19, 2025). Full Text Defending Religious Freedom as Equality (co-authored with Lawrence Sager, University of Texas, Austin), Journal of Law and Religion (August 2025). Full Text
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Ariela Gross
BooksErasing Slavery: How Stories of Slavery and Freedom Shape Battles over the Constitution, in (Beacon Press, 2026) The Oxford Handbook of Race and Law in the United States. (forthcoming 2025)
Articles and ChaptersMaking Race in the Law During the Era of Slavery, in Research Handbook on Law and Race in the US 31, (edited by Guy-Uriel Charles & Aziza Ahmed eds., Edward Elgar Publishing, forthcoming 2026). Book Info. Erasing, Remembering Colorblindness, 106 B.U. L. Rev. 795 (2026). (invited response to Robert S. Chang & H. Timothy Lovelace, Jr., Who Owns Civil Rights History?, 106 B.U. L. Rev. 729 (2026)). Full Text Of Coercion, Consent, and Concubines: The Regulation and Litigation of Interracial Sex and Marriage Under Slavery in the U.S. South, in Regulating Interracialized Intimacies: Perspectives from Europe and Beyond 21, (edited by Elena Zambelli & Betty de Hart, Routledge Research in Race and Ethnicity, 2025). Full Text Erasing Slavery: The Uses and Misuses of the History of Slavery and Reconstruction in Constitutional Interpretation., 173 University of Pennsylvania Law Review 2123 (2025). Full Text
Selected Recent Lectures, Talks and WorkshopsSlavery, Law, and The Constitution, National Constitution Center, Teaching Workshop, June 24, 2024.
Chair and Participant, Roundtable: Can New Histories of Reconstruction Transform The Constitution? Law and Society Assn. Annual Meeting, Denver, Colo., June 8, 2024. Erasing Slavery: “Redemption” and The Memory of Reconstruction, The Grace MacNeil Lecture, Natchez Historical Society, Natchez, Miss., May 28, 2024.
Examining Our Universities, Our Cities, Ourselves, A Public Conversation with Ariela Gross, Leslie Harris, and Martha Jones, Wissenschaftskolleg, Berlin, March 27, 2024. Erasing Slavery: Right-Wing Backlash and The Memory of a Timeless Colorblind Constitution, University of Paris – Cité, Paris, France, March 22, 2024.
Reparations Movements, the Politics and Memory of Racial Justice in the U.S. Today, Colloquium on Reparations, Sciences Po Law School, Paris, France, March 8, 2024.
Is ‘Slave’ A Race-Neutral Category? The Uses of History in the Students for Fair Admissions Case, Annual Senior Scholars Panel, Law and Humanities Workshop, March 1, 2024 (Zoom). Comment on “Slavery’s Legalities, at “The Spirit of The Law,” Penn Carey Law School, Oct. 27, 2023.
Erasing Slavery, Commemorating Emancipation: The Constitution as Monument,- Contesting Commemorations: Public Memory in The South and West;
- Autry Museum, Los Angeles, April 27, 2024,
- SMU-Autry, Taos, NM, October 6, 2023.
Of Consent, Coercion, and Concubines: The Regulation and Litigation of Interracial Sex and Marriage in the Antebellum South,- Race, Law, and History Workshop, University of Michigan, April 3, 2023;
- Euromix: Symposium on Regulating Mixture, at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands, June 12, 2022.
Selected Recent Essays and Op-EdsThe Taft Court, Equal Protection, and The Centrality (or not) of Race, 2/22/24 Balkinization (Blog)
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Richard L. Hasen
BooksUnbent Arc: The Rise and Deline of American Democracy, 1964-2024. (Princeton University Press, forthcoming 2028) Legislation, Statutory Interpretation, and Election Law—Examples And Explanations. 3rd ed. (Aspen Publishing, 2026) Prior editions: 2nd, 2020; 1st, 2014. Modern American Remedies (with Professor Douglas Laycock). 6th ed. (Aspen Publishers, 2025) (also a separate Concise Edition) (plus teachers manual) The Glannon Guide to Torts: Learning Torts through Multiple-Choice Questions and Analysis. 5th ed. (Wolters Kluwer, 2025) Prior editions: 4th, 2020; 3rd, 2016; 2nd, 2011; 1st, 2009. A Real Right to Vote: How a Constitutional Amendment Can Safeguard American Democracy. (Princeton University Press, 2024) Book Info.
Articles and ChaptersBush v. Gore's Ironic Legacy, 53 Florida State University Law Review _ (forthcoming 2026). Draft Available Here The Stagnation, Retrogression, and Potential Pro-Voter Transformation of U.S. Election Law, 134 Yale Law Journal 1673 (2025). Full Text Faux Campaign Finance Regulation and the Pathway to American Oligarchy, UCLA Public Law & Legal Theory No. 25-14 (April 24, 2025). Full Text Reckoning with the Undead Irreparable Injury Rule, in 44 Review of Litigation, 263 (2025). Full Text From Bloggers in Pajamas to The Gateway Pundit: How Government Entities do and Should Identify Professional Journalists For Access and Protection, in The Future of Press Freedom: Democracy, Law & the News in Changing Times , (Cambridge U. Press, forthcoming 2025). Full Text Election Reform: Past, Present, and Future, in Oxford Handbook of American Election Law, (edited by Eugene D. Mazo, Oxford University Press, 2024). Full Text States as Bulwarks Against, or Potential Facilitators of, Election Subversion, in Our Nation at Risk: Election Integrity as a National Security Issue, (edited by Karen Greenberg and Julian Zelizer, eds., NYU Press, 2024). SSRN
Non-Academic PublicationsThe Slaying of the Voting Rights Act by the Coward Samuel Alito, Slate, (April 30, 2026) (Op-Ed). Full Text The Supreme Court’s redistricting ruling creates a dangerous choice for Democrats, MS Now, (April 30, 2026) (Op-Ed). Full Text The Supreme Court’s Conservatives Just Issued the Worst Ruling in a Century, Slate, (April 29, 2026) (Op-Ed) Full Text The Supreme Court Just Took a Scary Voting Case That Has Trump Salivating. He Might Be Disappointed, Slate, (November 11, 2025) (Op-Ed). Full Text Gavin Newsom Just Proved It: Voters Want Democrats to Fight Fire With Fire, Slate (November 6, 2025) (Op-Ed) Full Text Would You Trust This Man With Your Elections? (Guest Essay), New York Times, (August 20, 2025) (Op-Ed). Full Text Two Supreme Court Justices Invited an All-Out Assault on the Voting Rights Act. Now It’s Here. Slate (May 14, 2025) (Op-Ed) Full Text America Needs More Judges Like Judge Myers, The Atlantic, (May 7, 2025) (Op-Ed). Full Text The Ultrarich Have Reshaped Presidential Elections. Here’s Where They’re Looking Next, Slate, (March 27, 2025) (Op-Ed). Full Text Trump’s executive order on elections is a blatant power grab, MSNBC Online, (March 26, 2025) (Op-Ed). Full Text One Possible Explanation for Judge Merchan's Last-Minute Decision to Sentence Trump, Slate, (January 3, 2025) (with Jeremy Stahl) (Op-ed). Full Text Voting in the U.S. shouldn't be this hard, MSNBC Online, (November 5, 2024) (Op-Ed). Full Text Thousands of Pennsylvania Ballots Will Be Tossed on a Technicality. Thank SCOTUS, Slate, (November 4, 2024) (Op-Ed). Full Text Why the “Blue Shift” Everyone Seems To Have Forgotten Might Be More Dangerous This Time, Slate, (October 24, 2024) (Op-Ed). Full Text Elon Musk Might Have Broken the Law Against Bribing Voters. Whoops! Slate, (Oct 16, 2024) (Op-Ed).
Full Text Two big questions raised by Elon Musk’s Trumpian transformation of X, MSNBC online, (October 14, 2024) (Op-Ed). Full Text Why the Supreme Court May Not Decide the 2024 Election After All, Slate, (October 10, 2024) (Op-Ed). Full Text Jack Smith’s Big New Jan. 6 Brief Is a Major Indictment of the Supreme Court, Slate, (October 2, 2024) (Op-Ed) Full Text A Last-Minute Effort to Mess With the 2024 Vote Is Underway. It’s Scarier Than Expected, Slate, (September 20, 2024) (Op-Ed). Full Text Why It Will be Harder for Trump to Challenge This Year’s Election: New laws and court rulings have created a range of guardrails against efforts to delay or interfere with the electoral process, Wall Street Journal, August 29, 2024 (accessed August 29, 2024). Full Text Democrats Sure Aren’t Acting as if Trump Beating Biden Is an Existential Threat to Democracy,(Op-ed). Slate, (July 10, 2024). Full Text Kamala Harris Replacing Joe Biden Is Not Antidemocratic, Slate (July 22, 2024) (Op-Ed). Full Text Trump Immunity Ruling Will Be John Roberts’ Legacy to American Democracy, Slate, (July 1, 2024) (Op-Ed). Full Text The Supreme Court Just Delivered a Rare Self-Own for John Roberts, Slate, (March 5, 2024). (Op-Ed). Full Text The Biggest Supreme Court Case That Nobody Seems to Be Talking About, Slate, (February 23, 2024). (Op-Ed). Full Text How to Actually Guarantee the Right to Vote, The Atlantic (February 13, 2024). (Op-Ed) (adapted from the book, A Real Right to Vote: How a Constitutional Amendment Can Safeguard American Democracy, Princeton University Press) Full Text Donald Trump Is Asking the Supreme Court for the Bush v. Gore Treatment, Slate, (February 7, 2024). (Op-ed) Full Text Trump’s Lawyers Made Some Very Odd Strategic Choices in the Supreme Court Ballot Case, Slate, (January 29th, 2024) (Op-Ed). Full Text The U.S. Lacks What Every Democracy Needs, The New York Times, (January 16, 2024). (Op-Ed) Full TextMediaQ&A: The Supreme Court Could Supercharge the GOP’s Redistricting Power Grab, Interview by Nia Prater, New York Magazine online, (August 18, 2025). Full Text How the Supreme Court Just Made a Second Trump Term More Terrifying, The Daily Blast with Greg Sargent, Greg Sargent, New Republic.com (July 2, 2024). Listen Here How Bad Is the Trump Immunity Ruling? On a scale of one-to-“pre-Magna Carta”, What Next? Daily News and Analysis, Mary Harris. Slate. (July 2, 2024). Listen Here
OtherElection law in the United States, Britannica.com. 21 March 2025 Full Text
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Brian Highsmith
Articles and ChaptersTax Base Fragmentation as a Dimension of Metropolitan Inequality, Socio-Economic Review (2025). with Robert Manduca & Jacob Waggoner (peer-reviewed), Full Text Governing the Company Town, 77 Stanford Law Review 1463 (2025). Full Text Off-Balance: How U.S. Courts Privilege Conservative Policy Outcomes (with Kathy Thelen & Maya Sen), Perspectives on Politics (2025). (peer-reviewed). Full Text Regulating Location Incentives, 75 Duke Law Journal 741 (2024). Full Text Partisan Constitutionalism: Reconsidering the Role of Political Parties in Popular Constitutional Change, 2019 Wisconsin Law Review 4 (2019). Full Text The Implications of Inequality for Fiscal Federalism (or Why the Federal Government Should Pay for Local Public Schools), 67 Buffalo Law Review 2 (2019). Full Text Crimsumerism: Combating Consumer Abuses in the Criminal Legal System (with Alex Kornya, Danica Rodarmel, Mel Gonzalez, and Ted Mermin), 75 Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review 3 (2019). Full Text
Public Scholarship and CommentaryCourt Reform Can’t be Limited to ‘Reforming Courts, Roosevelt Institute (May 2025). Full Text
Policy Reports, Testimony, and Selected Other WritingThe New Corporate Enclaves, Roosevelt Institute. July 14, 2026. Full Text
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Jill R. Horwitz
Articles and ChaptersPrivate Health Care in the United States and the Rise of Private Equity, 18 U. St. Thomas J. L. & Pub. Pol'y 27 (2024). Full Text Legal Complications Await if OpenAI tries to Shake Off Control by the Nonprofit that Owns the Rapidly Growing Tech Company, (with Ellen Aprill & Rose Chan Loui), The Conversation (Nov. 20, 2024). Full Text Threatening Nonprofit Hospital Tax Exemption: A Better Path Forward, 331 JAMA 469 (2024). Full Text Board Control of a Charity’s Subsidiaries: The Saga of OpenAI (with Ellen Aprill & Rose Chan Loui), 182 Tax Notes Fed. 298 (Jan. 8, 2024). Full Text