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The University of Kansas School of Law is a community of scholars devoted to developing and disseminating legal knowledge through research activities that report, explain, interpret, and criticize the law and legal developments with the aim of improving the law and legal institutions. The work of the School of Law faculty includes doctrinal, theoretical, and interdisciplinary publications in traditional academic journals or scholarly presses; pragmatic scholarship designed to assist the legal profession, such as treatises and bar journal articles; and instructional materials, such as casebooks, designed to improve the education of law students. The School of Law also supports student research activities through such publications as the Kansas Law Review and the Kansas Journal of Law and Public Policy.

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Modern Antitrust Meets Modern Rulemaking: Evaluating the Potential of FTC Competition Rulemaking ﻿

Discrimination in Formation: Applying § 1981 to Instances of Preformation Discrimination in the Contractual Process ﻿

Unacceptable Exceptions: Why the Ministerial Exception Does Not Encompass Hostile Work Environment Claims ﻿

A Respectful Rejoinder to Two Zoning Legends ﻿

Zoning Reformed: A Conversation with Professor Michael Allan Wolf ﻿

A Comment on Professor Wolf’s Zoning Reformed ﻿

2022 Casad Comparative Law Lecture: Forced Together, Never Sustainable? Post- Conflict Federalism in Bosnia and Herzegovina ﻿

Apportioning Authorship ﻿

Front Matter, University of Kansas Law Review Vol. 71 Number 2 ﻿

Free Britney: How a Pop Culture Icon Brought to Light Guardianship and Conservatorship Inequities and How Kansas Statutes Can Better Prevent Against Them ﻿

Not (Taxable) in Kansas Anymore: A Statutory Analysis of K.S.A. § 79-3271(a) and Its Application to the Gain on Sale of a Nondomiciliary Taxpayer’s Pass-Through Equity Interest ﻿

A Lucky Kansas Lawyer ﻿

Impeachment by Any Other Name ﻿

The Appearance of Appearances ﻿

Taking Courthouse Discrimination Seriously: The Role of Judges as Ethical Leaders ﻿

The Ethics of Decision-Making: Result Oriented Judging and the Oven of Akhnai ﻿

“Build Back Better”: Domestic Violence-Based Asylum After the “Death to Asylum” Rule ﻿

State Statutory Interpretation and Horizontal Choice of Law ﻿

The Craft of the Law: An Essay After Forty Years as a Law Teacher ﻿

More Than Friends? U.S.-Canada Cooperative Frameworks on Agriculture and the Environment ﻿

Modern Antitrust Meets Modern Rulemaking: Evaluating the Potential of FTC Competition Rulemaking

Discrimination in Formation: Applying § 1981 to Instances of Preformation Discrimination in the Contractual Process

Unacceptable Exceptions: Why the Ministerial Exception Does Not Encompass Hostile Work Environment Claims

A Respectful Rejoinder to Two Zoning Legends

Zoning Reformed: A Conversation with Professor Michael Allan Wolf

A Comment on Professor Wolf’s Zoning Reformed

2022 Casad Comparative Law Lecture: Forced Together, Never Sustainable? Post- Conflict Federalism in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Apportioning Authorship

Front Matter, University of Kansas Law Review Vol. 71 Number 2

Free Britney: How a Pop Culture Icon Brought to Light Guardianship and Conservatorship Inequities and How Kansas Statutes Can Better Prevent Against Them

Not (Taxable) in Kansas Anymore: A Statutory Analysis of K.S.A. § 79-3271(a) and Its Application to the Gain on Sale of a Nondomiciliary Taxpayer’s Pass-Through Equity Interest

A Lucky Kansas Lawyer

Impeachment by Any Other Name

The Appearance of Appearances

Taking Courthouse Discrimination Seriously: The Role of Judges as Ethical Leaders

The Ethics of Decision-Making: Result Oriented Judging and the Oven of Akhnai

“Build Back Better”: Domestic Violence-Based Asylum After the “Death to Asylum” Rule

State Statutory Interpretation and Horizontal Choice of Law

The Craft of the Law: An Essay After Forty Years as a Law Teacher

More Than Friends? U.S.-Canada Cooperative Frameworks on Agriculture and the Environment