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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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International Trade Law: A Comprehensive E-Textbook, Volume 8 Growth, Development, and Poverty (6th edition)
(Wheat Law Library, University of Kansas, 2024-05-24)Does participation in cross-border importation, exportation, and direct and portfolio investment enhance human well-being? In particular, does international trade stimulate economic growth and development, and does it ... -
International Trade Law: A Comprehensive E-Textbook, Volume 7 Free Trade Agreements, Labor, and Environment (6th edition)
(Wheat Law Library, University of Kansas, 2024-05-24)If the question is, “what areas of International Trade Law are blazing?,” then Volume Seven encompasses the answer: free trade agreements (FTAs), labor, and environment. With no end in sight to decades of paralysis at the ... -
International Trade Law: A Comprehensive E-Textbook, Volume 6 Special Sectors (6th edition)
(Wheat Law Library, University of Kansas, 2024-05-24)Every trading nation has “sensitive sectors.” They are the areas of economic endeavor a country desires to insulate from the competition of freely-traded exports. The sensitivities may be based on cultural legacies (think ... -
International Trade Law: A Comprehensive E-Textbook, Volume 5 Remedies (6th edition)
(Wheat Law Library, University of Kansas, 2024-05-24)Every trading nation has “sensitive sectors.” They are the areas of economic endeavor a country desires to insulate from the competition of freely-traded exports. The sensitivities may be based on cultural legacies (think ... -
International Trade Law: A Comprehensive E-Textbook, Volume 4 National Security (6th edition)
(Wheat Law Library, University of Kansas, 2024-05-24)The significance of the link between trade and national security cannot be overstated. While it is a link dating to ancient times (as Volume One observes), in the post-Cold War era, it is fair to say trade policy is national ... -
International Trade Law: A Comprehensive E-Textbook, Volume 3 Customs Law (6th edition)
(Wheat Law Library, University of Kansas, 2024-05-24)Volume Three, Customs Law, is about a (maybe the) “bread-and-butter” specialty within International Trade Law, namely, the clearance of merchandise exported from one country into the customs territory of another country. ... -
International Trade Law: A Comprehensive E-Textbook, Volume 2 Fundamental Multilateral Obligations (6th edition)
(Wheat Law Library, University of Kansas, 2024-05-24)Volume Two, Fundamental Multilateral Obligations, provides in-depth coverage of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and World Trade Organization (WTO). International Trade Law springs from, and operates at, ... -
International Trade Law: A Comprehensive E-Textbook, Volume 1 Interdisciplinary Foundations (6th edition)
(Wheat Law Library, University of Kansas, 2024-05-24)Volume One, Interdisciplinary Foundations, carefully explains the rich, diverse intellectual heritage of international trade. Part One sets the tone for this and the remaining Volumes, laying out 10 themes – including the ... -
Modern Antitrust Meets Modern Rulemaking: Evaluating the Potential of FTC Competition Rulemaking
(Kansas Law Review, Inc., 2024-03)In January 2023, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) proposed its first discretionary competition rule in fifty-seven years and its second such rule ever. In light of the proposed Non-Compete Clause Rule, this Article ... -
Discrimination in Formation: Applying § 1981 to Instances of Preformation Discrimination in the Contractual Process
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Unacceptable Exceptions: Why the Ministerial Exception Does Not Encompass Hostile Work Environment Claims
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A Respectful Rejoinder to Two Zoning Legends
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Zoning Reformed: A Conversation with Professor Michael Allan Wolf
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A Comment on Professor Wolf’s Zoning Reformed
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2022 Casad Comparative Law Lecture: Forced Together, Never Sustainable? Post- Conflict Federalism in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Apportioning Authorship
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Front Matter, University of Kansas Law Review Vol. 71 Number 2
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A Lucky Kansas Lawyer
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