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The 1950s... The 1970s... The 1980s... Y E A R S O F U S C L AW T he Centennial featured a reunion of former and current USC faculty, deans, and law librarians, each of whom has contributed to the excellence of USC Law School. Grouped by the decade in which they started at USC were colleagues from. . . The 1960s... The 1990s... 22 USC LAW • FALL 2000
“THE ECONOMIC SUBSTANCE DOCTRINE” Joseph Bankman Ralph M. Parsons Professor of Law and Business, Stanford Law School “TOWARD A GREENER GATT: ENVIRONMENTAL TRADE MEASURES AND THE SHRIMP-TURTLE CASE” Howard F. Chang Professor of Law, University of Pennsylvania Law School “CONTENT NEUTRALITY AS A CENTRAL PROBLEM OF FREEDOM OF SPEECH: PROBLEMS IN THE SUPREME COURT’S APPLICATION” Erwin Chemerinsky Sydney M. Irmas Professor of Public Interest Law, Legal Ethics, and Political Science, USC; Director, Center for Communications Law and Policy “CAN LAW SCHOOLS AND BIG LAW FIRMS BE FRIENDS?” Dennis Curtis Clinical Professor of Law, Yale University Law School “JUSTICE IRRELEVANT: SPECULATIONS ON THE CAUSES OF ADR” Edward A. Dauer Dean Emeritus and Professor of Law, The University of Denver “TAMING LEVIATHAN: WILL THE STATIST TIDE OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY CONTINUE INTO THE TWENTY-FIRST?” Robert C. Ellickson Walter E. Meyer Professor of Property and Urban Law, Yale Law School “THE CONSTITUTIONAL PERILS OF MODERATION: THE CASE OF THE BOY SCOUTS” Richard A. Epstein James Parker Hall Distinguished Service Professor, University of Chicago Law School USC LAW • FALL 2000 “PROCLAIM LIBERTY” Ronald R. Garet Carolyn Craig Franklin Professor of Law and Religion, USC Law School “DIVERSITY AND THE LAW SCHOOL” Y E A RS O F U S C L A W T Thomas D. Griffith John B. Milliken Professor of Taxation, USC Law School he Southern California Law Review proudly announces its Fall 2000 issue dedicated to the Law School Centennial and featuring the following articles by distinguished former and current faculty members: “CORPORATE FINANCE, CORPORATE LAW AND FINANCE THEORY” Peter H. Huang Assistant Professor of Law, University of Pennsylvania Law School and Michael S. Knoll Professor of Law, University of Pennsylvania Law School “DISTRIBUTIVE AND CORRECTIVE JUSTICE IN THE TORT LAW OF ACCIDENTS” Gregory C. Keating Professor of Law, USC Law School “‘LAW AND...’ IN THEORY AND PRACTICE: THE USC STYLE AND ITS INFLUENCE” Michael E. Levine Adjunct Professor of Law, Harvard Law School “WHAT HAVE WE DONE FOR YOU LATELY?” Michael S. Moore Professor of Law, University of San Diego School of Law “RATIONALITY AND RESPONSIBILITY” Stephen J. Morse Ferdinand Wakeman Hubbell Professor of Law and Professor of Psychology and Law in Psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania Law School “THE PROGRAMMATIC JUDICIARY: LOBBYING, JUDGING, AND INVALIDATING THE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT” Judith Resnik Arthur L. Liman Professor, Yale Law School “MENTAL HEALTH LAW: THREE SCHOLARLY TRADITIONS” Elyn R. Saks Orrin B. Evans Professor of Law, Psychology & the Behavioral Sciences, USC Law School “AN ORPHAN’S STORY: WHAT WE DO AT USC LAW” Michael H. Shapiro Dorothy W. Nelson Professor of Law, USC Law School “WHY PRAGMATISM WORKS FOR ME” Catharine Pierce Wells Professor of Law, Boston College of Law “‘US’ AND ‘THEM’ AND THE NATURE OF MORAL REGULATION” Charles H. Whitebread G e o rge T. and Harriet E. Pfleger Professor of Law, USC Law School 23
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