Law, Letters, and Society

My thesis explores the expansion of executive power in the United States during the Iraq War, focusing on the interplay between congressional and judicial deference, publ [...]

As the paragon of Chicago school macroeconomics in the late twentieth century, Robert Lucas is closely associated with the collapse of Keynesian hegemony in the 1970s and [...]

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Abstract The US Supreme Court has made recent moves to substantially limit the scope of the Alien Tort Statute, one of the most promising mechanisms for transnational lit [...]

Over the past year, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced us all to dramatically reconsider how we exist within and engage with public spaces. Drawing from the exigency of thi [...]

If scholarship is to describe how and under what circumstances cities can function as policy entrepreneurs of sustainability, it must give adequate attention to a key com [...]

This research aims to explore many commonly asserted connections between public transit routes and ethnic separations in Chicago neighborhoods. It investigates potential [...]