Abstract: We develop a two-stage game in which competing airlines first choose the networks of markets to serve in the first stage before competing in price in the second stage. Spillovers in entry ...

Some local Chicago news that may be of interest... the Chicago schools are facing a budget shortfall of an estimated $500 million. The teachers' union is proposing to "close" the TIFs, which are ...

Marc Spindelman (Ohio State University College of Law) has recently posted to SSRN his paper, Kavanaugh, Rahimi, and the Effort to Legitimate Originalism. Here is the abstract: ...

I have always thought that teaching dissents was vital because it demonstrates the ambiguity in the law. Here is an excellent article on teaching dissents: Teaching Dissents by Sherri Lee Keene.

Over the last decade, law schools have discovered the importance of dealing with their students' wellness. Wellness can especially be a problem for minorities because of their backgrounds and the ...

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has warned 39 funeral homes in the United States of potential penalties if they fail to provide accurate pricing information to customers. The FTC conducted an ...

Same-sex marriage was legalized nationwide in 2015. So why are California voters voting whether to recognize marriages regardless of race and sex this November? Proposition 3 would not actually change ...

Greetings! In this third post on COP29, I will explore the international climate finance commitments that form a priority negotiating item at COP29. If you missed them, check out my prior posts in ...

The Chicago Architecture Center's Architecture and Design Film Festival has a bunch of great films that any good land use lover might want to see. Some of them are already out on streaming services ...

Lyrissa Barnett Lydsky, University of Florida College of Law, is publishing Untangling Defamation Law: Guideposts for Reform in volume 88 of the Missouri Law Review. Here is the abstract. This article ...

In 1996, Congress amended the Communications Act of 1934 to make it easier for the Federal Communications Commission (FCC, or Commission) to ensure that affordable and reliable communications services ...

For American women and nonbinary people held in women’s prisons, sexual violence by state actors is, and has always been, part of imprisonment. For centuries within American women’s prisons, state ...