Northwestern Interdisciplinary Law Review (NILR)

Issues

Volume 2, Number 1, Fall 2009

• Daniel Andreeff, The Triumph Of Substantive Due Process: Laissez-faire Judicial Activism In The Lochner Era
• Mark Michael Bell, Relative Difference and the Dean Method
• Anthony Ciolli, Municipal Broadband: The Key to Economic Growth
• Eric Ip, Reconceptualizing The International Legal Regime: Law, Politics And Institutions
• Joseph M. Isanga, African Courts and Separation of Powers
• Matthew Ivey, Mediating Disputes Between U.S. Military Bases & Local Communities
• Derek Linkous, Presidential Signing Statements in the Modern Era
• Vinay Mishra and Harshita Bhatnagar, A Conceptual Sketch of Derivates Trading in India
• Hani Ofek-Ghendler, Good Faith versus Protective Legislation
• Adam Shniderman, Federal Preemption & Tort Liability for Pharmaceuticals
• Vivian F. Wang, Saving the Spiral Jetty

Volume 1, Number 1, September 2008

• Jonatan Adiri, Terror In The Court: Counter-Terrorism And Judicial Power In The Israeli Case Study
• Ronen Avraham and K.A.D. Camara, Tragedy Of Human Commons
• Michael D. Breidenbach, Towards A Global Ethic: An Analysis Of And Proposal For Antibribery Legislation And Practices
• Katherine Coleman, Controlling Corporate Crime: An Analysis Of Deterrence Versus Compliance
• Alan M. Dershowitz, The Interdisciplinary Study Of Law: A Dedicatory Note On The Founding Of The NILR
• Alexandria Gutierrez, Prisoner Of Her Own Body: The Dichotomy Of Theory And Practice For The Reproductive Rights Of Incarcerated Women
• Jennifer Keohane, How Would They Ever Learn Better? The Sedition Act, The McCarran Internal Security Act, And Congressional Failure
• Jayashree Mitra, Waiter! There Are Bacteria In My Spinach: The Regulatory Response To Foodborne Illness
• Elnaz Shahgoli, The Discretionary Nature Of Extreme Cruelty: Where The Ninth Circuit Went Wrong
• Theodore Sorensen, Protecting The Rule Of Law: A Speech By Theodore Sorensen