A university may deny a disabled student’s reasonable accommodation request if it decides that the accommodation would fundamentally alter its academic programs. In practice, the fundamental alteration defense works like […]

This Article focuses on the institutional design of American competition policy. It argues that any long-term effective revival of U.S. antitrust policy requires a better acknowledgement of the key and […]

We live in a world obsessed with firsts, in terms of accomplishments, creations, races, and milestones. At the same time, societal understandings of “first” can obscure others who in fact […]

When weapons stamped “Made in the U.S.A.” fall from the sky, it defines how ordinary people around the world experience American power. Accordingly, the authority to sell U.S.-made weapons has […]