Volume 66 - Summer 1999

Symposium: Formalism Revisited

Roots of Formalism
"With Me, It’s All er Nuthin’": Formalism in Law and Morality	Larry Alexander

Form and Substance in Law and Morality	Leo Katz

Legal Formalism and the Red-Hot Knife	Daniel A. Farber

Forms of Formalism	Richard H. Pildes

Nonformalistic Law In Time and Space	Mark D. Rosen

Formalism and Statutory Interpretation
Must Formalism Be Defended Empirically?	Cass R. Sunstein

Norms, Empiricism, and Canons in Statutory Interpretation	William N. Eskridge,Jr.

Constitutional Structure and Statutory Formalism	John F. Manning

Interpretation, Empiricism, and the Closure Problem	Adrian Vermeule

Formalism in Commercial Law
The Questionable Empirical Basis of Article 2’s Incorporation Strategy: A Preliminary Study	Lisa Bernstein

The Tentative Case Against Flexibility in Commercial Law	Omri Ben-Shahar

Confusion about Custom: Disentangling Informal Customs from Standard Contractual Provisions	Richard A. Epstein

Eroding Entitlements As Litigation Commitment	Ian Ayres

The New Formalism in Contract	David Charny

Costs of Departures from Formalism
Formalism in the Tax Law	David Weisbach

Shareholder Litigation Under Indeterminate Corporate Law	Ehud Kamar

Double Blind Lawmaking and Other Comments on Formalism in the Tax Law	Saul Levmore

The First Thing We Do, Let’s Pay All the Lawyers	Paul G. Mahoney

Closing Remarks
A Brief Anatomy of Adjudicative Rule-Formalism	Frank I. Michelman

Comments

Internet Service of Process: A Constitutionally Adequate Alternative?	Rachel Cantor

Medical Monitoring Plaintiffs and Subsequent Claims for Disease	Kara L. McCall

Defining "Ministerial Aid": Providing a Clearer Standard in Union Decertification Under the National Labor Relations Act	Catherine Meeker

Jurisdictional Discovery Under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act	Joseph M. Terry

Reviews

Mark Tushnet

Volume 66

Summer 1999

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