Faculty Scholarship

  • Patricia A. McCoy
    A Behavioral Analysis of Predatory Lending
    38 Akron L. Rev. 725
    (2005)

  • Patricia A. McCoy
    Banking Law Manual: Federal Regulation of Financial Holding Companies, Banks and Thrifts (2d ed.)
    (Lexis, 2005 Supp.)

  • Ruth Mason
    U.S. Tax Treaty Policy and the European Court of Justice
    59 Tax Law Rev. 65
    (2005)
    (reprinted in Comparative Fiscal Federalism (Avi-Yonah, Hines, Jr.and Lang eds. 2007) and in 2007/1 Diritto e Pratica Tributaria Internationale)

  • Ruth Mason
    Primer on Direct Taxation in the European Union
    (West, 2005)

  • Peter L. Lindseth
    Reconciling with the Past: John Willis and the Question of Judicial Review in Interwar and Postwar England
    55 U. Toronto L.J. 657
    (2005)

  • Peter L. Lindseth
    'Always Embedded' Administration: The Historical Evolution of Administrative Justice as an Aspect of Modern Governance, in
    The Economy as a Polity: the Political Constitution of Contemporary Capitalism
    (UCL Press, 2005)

  • Diana L. Leyden
    Miscellaneous Taxes
    Guidebook to Connecticut Taxes
    (2005)

  • Leslie C. Levin
    Lawyers in Cyberspace: The Impact of Legal Listservs on the Professional Development and Ethical Decisionmaking of Lawyers
    37 Ariz. St. L.J. 589
    (2005)

  • Lewis S. Kurlantzick
    Legal Issues in Professional Baseball
    (Academica Press, 2005)

  • Darcy Kirk
    One Librarian at a Time
    Law Librarians in the New Millennium, vol. 8, no. 2, p. 3
    (March/April 2005)

  • Richard S. Kay
    Michael Perry's Religious Freedom
    10 Roger Williams U. L. Rev. 427
    (2005)

  • Richard S. Kay
    The European Convention on Human Rights and the Control of Private Law
    5 Eur. Hum. Rts. L. Rev. 466
    (2005)

  • Richard S. Kay
    Book Review, Canada’s Constitutional Cul-de-Sac
    35 Am. Rev. Canadian Studies 705
    (2006)
    (reviewing Peter Russell, Canada's Constitutional Odyssey: Can Canadians Become Sovereign People? (3d ed. 2005))

  • Richard S. Kay
    Standing to Raise Constitutional Issues: A Comparative Analysis
    in R. Kay (ed.) Standing to Raise Constitutional Issues: Comparative Perspectives
    (2005)
    1-40
    (reprinted in Convergence of Legal Systems in the 21st Century (Bruylant, 2006))

  • Mark Weston Janis
    Dred Scott and International Law
    43 Colum. J. Transnat'l. L. 763
    (2005)

  • Mark Weston Janis
    Human Rights and Imposed Constitutions
    37 Conn. L. Rev. 955
    (2005)

  • Richard Michael Fischl
    A Woman's World: What if care work were socialized and police & fire protection left to individual families?
    Women, Work and Globalization: Critical and Comparative Perspectives
    (2005)

  • Anne C. Dailey
    Cultivating Feminist Critical Inquiry
    12 Colum. J. Gender & L. 486
    (2003)

  • Anne C. Dailey
    Developmental Perspectives on the Ideal of Reason in American Constitutional Law
    53 J. Am. Psychoanalytic Ass'n 1175
    (2005)

  • Phillip I. Blumberg
    The Transformation of Modern Corporation Law: The Law of Corporate Groups
    37 Conn. L. Rev. 605
    (2005)

  • Kurt Strasser
    Piercing the Veil in Corporate Groups
    37 Conn. L. Rev. 619
    (2004)

  • Leslie C. Levin
    Who Gave Trial Lawyers a Bad Name?
    Hartford Courant
    (July 18, 2004)

  • Marcia Canavan
    Using Literature to Teach Legal Writing
    23 Quinnipiac L. Rev. 1
    (2004)

  • Peter L. Lindseth
    The Paradox of Parliamentary Supremacy: Delegation, Democracy, and Dictatorship in Germany and France, 1920s-1950s
    113 Yale L. J. 1341
    (2004)

  • Bethany Berger
    U.S. v. Lara as the Story of Native Agency, Symposium Issue
    40 Tulsa L. Rev. 5
    (2004)
    Reprinted in materials for 2005 Federal Bar Association Indian Law Annual Conference