Letter from the Editor<\/a><\/p>\n Jerry Blake Blevins<\/p>\n What if Universities Had Actual Trustees?<\/a><\/p>\n Andrew P. Morriss<\/p>\n Recalibrating Public University Governing Boards<\/a><\/p>\n Joseph W. Yockey<\/p>\n University Governance: The Ethics of Answering to Two Bosses<\/a><\/p>\n Sigal Ben-Porath<\/p>\n University Governance As a Principle-Agent Problem<\/a><\/p>\n David Schmidtz<\/p>\n Fair-Weather Friends Are No Friends to Good Governance On the Impossibility of Free Inquiry within the American Academy<\/a><\/p>\n Emily Chamlee-Wright<\/p>\n On the Impossibility of Free Inquiry within the American Academy<\/a><\/p>\n Timothy V. Kaufman-Osborn<\/p>\n Permissible University Responses to Blameworthy Student Speech<\/a><\/p>\n Heidi M. Hurd, Tim Lougheed, and Michael S. Moore<\/p>\n Civic Education and Speech in the College Classroom<\/a><\/p>\n Harry Brighouse<\/p>\n How Should Colleges Select Students?: Justice, Toleration, and University Admissions<\/a><\/p>\n Alexandra Oprea and Alexandru Marcoci<\/p>\n Towards a Theory of Faculty Governance: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Union<\/a><\/p>\n Victor M. Mu\u00f1iz-Fraticelli<\/p>\n Academic Freedom and the California Ethnic Studies Curriculum<\/a><\/p>\n Hollis Robbins<\/p>\n The Terrible Irony of Teaching Business Ethics in the Modern University<\/a><\/p>\n John Hasnas<\/p>\n Cannabis, Justice, Race, and Politics<\/a><\/p>\n Paul J. Larkin<\/p>\n Navigating the ADA-HAVA Nexus: Balancing Election Accessibility, Security, and Technology<\/a><\/p>\n Carson Bailer<\/p>\n Constitutional Validity of Public Donor Disclosure Requirements for Dark Money Organizations with a Focus on 501(C)(4)s<\/a><\/p>\n Ashley Calcagno<\/p>\n Not a Physical Taking: Defending Rent Control Against New Constitutional Challenges<\/a><\/p>\n Tom Stanley-Becker<\/p>\n Letter from the Editor<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n Jerry Blake Blevins<\/p>\n Racial \u201cBox-Checking\u201d and the Administrative State<\/a><\/p>\n David E. Bernstein<\/p>\n Curbing Racial Classifications<\/a><\/p>\n Jonathan Berry<\/p>\n Race and Regulatory Equity<\/a><\/p>\n Ming H. Chen<\/p>\n Why DEI Will Not Die<\/a><\/p>\n Jesse Merriam<\/p>\n Beyond Equity: The Counterfactual Administrative State<\/a><\/p>\n Joy Milligan<\/p>\n A Critical Take on Separation-of-Powers Formalism<\/a><\/p>\n Bijal Shah<\/p>\n Defenses Commensurate with the Danger of Attack: The Special Counsel Regulations, Separation of Powers and A Call for Reform in the Department of Justice<\/a><\/p>\n Noel L. Hillman<\/p>\n Military Necessity and Racial Discrimination<\/a><\/p>\n Paul J. Larkin, Charles D. Stimson, and Thomas W. Spoehr<\/p>\n Dangerous, but not Unusual: Mistakes Commonly Made by Courts in Post-Bruen Litigation<\/a><\/p>\n Mark W. Smith<\/p>\n Too Much Advice and Not Enough Consent: How the Senate\u2019s Questions in a Highly Publicized Confirmation Process Undermines Presidential Appointment Authority and Judicial Independence<\/a><\/p>\n Jerry Blake Blevins<\/p>\nThe Georgetown Institute for the Study of Markets & Ethics<\/b><\/h2>\n
Duties<\/b><\/h3>\n
Proposals for Institutional Reform<\/b><\/h3>\n
The Bounds of Open Inquiry<\/b><\/h3>\n
The Ethics of the Organization<\/b><\/span><\/h3>\n
C<\/b><\/span>Omment<\/b><\/h3>\n
N<\/b><\/span>Otes<\/b><\/h3>\n
Volume 22, Issue 2 (Summer 2024)<\/h2>\n
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