Volume 77.1 (Winter 2010) 1-584
Symposium: Reassessing the State and Local Government Toolkit
Introduction
Julie A. Roin, Lee Anne Fennell & Richard A. Epstein
The Timing of Elections
Christopher R. Berry & Jacob Gersen
The Most Popular Tool: Tax Inrement Financing and the Political Economy of Local Government
Richard Briffault
The Foreclosure Crisis and the Antifragmentation Principle in State Property Law
David A. Dana
How to Undermine Tax Incremend Financing: The lessons of City of Chicago v ProLogis
Richard A. Epstein
Controlling Residential Stakes
Lee Anne Fennell & Julie A. Roin
Neither "Creatures of the State" nor "Accidents of Geography": the Creation of American Public School Districts in the Twentieth Century
William A. Fischel
Affordable Private Education and the Middle Class City
Nicole Stelle Garnett
Who Should Authorize a Commuter Tax?
Clayton P. Gillette
The Steep Costs of Using Noncumulative Zoning to Preserve Land for Urban Manufacturing
Roderick M. Hills, JR & David Schleicher
Direct Voting by Property Owners
Thomas W. Merrill
Rethinking the Theory and Practice of Local Economic Development
Richard C. Schragger
Entrenching Environmentalism: Private Conservation Easements over Public Land
Christopher Serkin
Article
Debacle: How the Supreme Court Has Mangled American Sentencing Law and How It Might Yet Be Mended
Frank O. Bowman III
Comments
Fast-Track Sentencing Disparity: Rereading Congressional Intent to REesolve the Circuit Split
Thomas E. Gorman
When "No" Is Not Enough: the Express Rejection of Sexual Advances under Title VII
Diana M. Watral
Book Review
Retributivism Refined—or Run Amok?
Kenneth W. Simons
A Review of Crime and Culpability: A Theory of Criminal Law by Larry Alexander and Kimberly Kessler Ferzan, with Stephen Morse