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• Colloquia & Symposia

  Managed Care Regulation: Can We Learn from Others? The Chilean Experience

  • Timothy Stoltzfus Jost
  • Published: July, 1999
  • Volume 32, Issue 4
• Colloquia & Symposia

  Clearing the Way for an Effective Federal-State Partnership in Health Reform

  • Eleanor D. Kinney
  • Published: July, 1999
  • Volume 32, Issue 4
• Colloquia & Symposia

  Exit and Voice in American Health Care

  • Marc A. Rodwin
  • Published: July, 1999
  • Volume 32, Issue 4
• Articles & Essays

  The Constitutional Right of Poor People to Appeal Without Payment of Fees: Convergence of Due Process and Equal Protection in M.L.B. v. S.L.J

  • Lloyd C. Anderson
  • Published: May, 1999
  • Volume 32, Issue 3
• Articles & Essays

  Is There an Obligation to Listen?

  • Leslie Gielow Jacobs
  • Published: May, 1999
  • Volume 32, Issue 3
• Articles & Essays

  On Recovery in Tort for Pure Economic Loss

  • Eileen Silverstein
  • Published: May, 1999
  • Volume 32, Issue 3
• Notes & Comments

  Keeping Clean Waters Clean: Making the Clean Water Act’s Antidegradation Policy Work

  • John A. Chilson
  • Published: May, 1999
  • Volume 32, Issue 3
• Colloquia & Symposia

  Ethical Issues in Managed Care: Can theTraditional Physician-Patient Relationship Be Preserved in the Era of Managed Care or Should It Be Replaced by a Group Ethic?

  • Eugene C. Grochowski
  • Published: January, 1999
  • Volume 32, Issue 4
• Articles & Essays

  Spare the Rod, Embrace Our Humanity: Toward a New Legal Regime Prohibiting Corporal Punishment of Children

  • Susan H. Bitensky
  • Published: December, 1998
  • Volume 31, Issue 2
• Articles & Essays

  “Crimtorts” as Corporate Just Deserts

  • Thomas Koenig
  • Published: December, 1998
  • Volume 31, Issue 2