Summer 1999 – Issue 55 - Stanford Lawyer - Stanford University

f~rlll+\1 , Ll o 0____________~.....,lc....a..... t.....,lo .....n~s------------Lawrence M. Friedman, TheHorizontal Society, New Haven: YaleUniversity Press, 1999,Janet E. Halley, Don't: A Reader'sGuide to the Military's Anti-GayPolicy, Durham, N.C.: DukeUniversity Press 1999.Thomas Heller, Vincenzo Ferrari,and Elena De Tullio, eds.,Citizenship and Immigration:PJ·-oceedings oftbe Conference Held atthe Univel-sity ofMilano, LawFaculty, November 7-9, 1996. 1998.Deborah R. Hensler, et aI., Clm:rAction Dilemmas: PmTuing PublicGoals fiJr PJ-ivate Gain, SantaMonica, Calif.: Rand Corporation,1999.]. MyronJacobstein, Roy M.Mersky, and Donald]. Dunn, TbeFUlldmnentals ofLegal Research, 7thed. Westbury, N.Y.: FoundationPress, 1998.]. MyronJacobstein and Roy M.Mersky, ]my Size: Articles andBibliography from tbe Literatlwe ofLaw and the Social and BehaviomlSciences, Littleton, Colo.: Rothman& Co., 1998.Kathleen M. Sullivan and GeraldGunther, Fil-st Amendment Law,Westbury, N.Y.: Foundation Press,1999.IULO_JCCJU.LT ERSJoseph Bankman and Ronald].Gilson, "Why Start-ups?," inCorporate Gove17lance Today. NewYork: Columbia Law School, 1998.R. Richard Banks and Jennifer L.Eberhardt, "Social PsychologicalProcesses and the Legal Bases ofRacial Categorization," inConfi'01zting Racism: The Problem andthe ReJPonse. Jennifer L. Eberhardtand Susan T Fiske, eds. ThousandOaks, Calif.: Sage Publications,1998.John H. Barton, "IntellectualProperty Rights and Innovation,"in Capital fiJl' Our Time: TheEconomic, Legal and ManagementChallenges ofIntellecwal Capital.icholas Imparato, ed. Stanford,Calif.: Hoover Institution Press,1999.Bem.ard S. Black, "ShareholderActivism and CorporateGovernance in the United States,"in The New Palgrave Dictionary ofEconomics and the Law. PeterNewman, ed. New York: StocktonPress, 1998.Bem.ard S. Black and SanjaiBhagat, "Independent Directors,"in The New Palgrave Dictionmy ofEconomics and the Law. PeterNewman, ed. New York: StocktonPress, 1998.Bem.ard S. Black and SanjaiBhagat, "The RelationshipBetween Board Composition andFirm Performance," in ComparativeC01p01'flte Govez71ance: The State ofthe Art and Emerging Reseanh, Kaus]. Hopt, Hideki Kanda, Mark].Roe, Eddy Wymeersch, and StefanPrigge, eds. Oxford: ClarendonPress, 1998.John]. Donohue ill,"Discrimination in Employment,"in The New Palgrave Dictionmy ofEcono'mics and the Law. PeterNewman, ed. New York: StocktonPress, 1998.JohnJ. Donohue ill, "The LegalResponse to Discrimination: DoesLaw Matter?," in HIlW Does LawMatter? Bryant G. Garth andAustin Sarat, eds. Evanston, Ill.:Northwestern University Press,1998.Lawrence M. Friedman,"Blankenburg on Legal Culture:Some Comments," in Soziologie desRechts: Festschrift fiil' EThm-dBlankenb1l1"g ZIl1I1 60. Geburtstag.J urgen Brand and Dieter Stempel,eds. Baden-Baden: NomosVerlagsgesellschaft, 1998.Lawrence M. Friedman,"Ethnicity and Citizenship," inCitizenship and Immigration:hoceedings oftbe COllference Held atthe Univenity ofMilrmo, LawFaCIlity, November 7-9, I996.Thomas Heller, Vincenzo Ferrari,and Elena De Tullio, eds. 1998.Lawrence M. Friedman, "SomeThoughts on the Rule ofLaw,Legal Culture, and Modernity inComparative Perspective," inTllWfI1'd Cwzpm'ative Law in the 21stCentll1y. Tokyo: Chuo UniversityPress, 1998.Ronald J. Gilson, "Lawyers asTransaction Cost Engineers," inThe New Palgrave Dictionmy ofEt:onomics and the Law. PeterNewman, ed. New York: StocktonPress, 1998.RonaldJ. Gilson and Bem.ard S.Black, "Venture Capital and theStructure of Capital Markets," inC01porote Govemallce Today. NewYork: Columbia Law School, 1998.Henry T. Greely, "InformedConsent, Stored Tissue Samples,and the Human Genome DiversityProject: Protecting the Rights ofResearch Participants," in St01-edTisme Samples: Ethical, Legal andPublic Policy Implications. R. Weir,ed. Iowa City, Iowa: University ofIowa Press, 1998.Joseph A. Grundfest, "SecuritiesRegulation," in The New PalgraveDictionary ofEC01lOmics and the Law.Peter Newman, ed. New York:Stockton Press, 1998.Deborah R. Hensler, "The RealWorld ofTort Litigation," inEVelyday PTactices and 7i-ouble Cases.A. Sarat et aI., eds. Evanston, Ill.:Northwestern University Press,1998.Pamela S. Karlan, "A BiggerPicture," in Reflecting All ofUr: TheCase fiJI' PTop01'tional RepTesentation.Robert Richie and Steven Hill, eds.Boston: Beacon Press, 1999.Pamela S. Karlan, "The Impact ofthe Voting Rights Act on AfricanAmericans: Second and ThirdGeneration Issues," in Voting Rightsand Redistricting in the United States.Mark E. Rush, ed. Westport,Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1998.Pamela S. Karlan and Daniel R.Orvitz, "Constitutional Farce," inConstituti01wl Stupidities,Constitlltiollal Tragedies. William N.Eskridge, ed. New York: New YorkUniversity Press, 1998.Mark Kelman, "ConsumptionTheory, Production Theory, andIdeology in the Coase Theorem,"in Law alld EC0110mics Anthology.Kenneth G. Dau-Schmidt andThomas S. Ulen, eds. Cincinnati,Ohio: Anderson Publishing, 1998.Mark Kelman, "Legal Economistsand Normative Social Theory," inFoundations ofthe Economic Appl-oachto Law. Avery Wiener Katz, ed.New York: Oxford UniversityPress, 1998.John Henry Merryman, "TheCultural Property Dialogue," inLibel' Amico17Lm HectoT Fix-Zamudio.San Jose, Costa Rica: Secretaria dela Corte Interamericana deDerechos Humanos, 1998.A. Mitchell Polinsky, "Lessonsfrom the Theory ofEnforcement,"in Foundations ofthe Eco1UrmicAppToach to Law. Avery WienerKatz, ed. New York: OxfordUniversity Press, 1998.A, Mitchell Polinsky, "PublicEnforcement ofLaw," in The NewPalgrave Dictio11fl1Y ofEconolllic'S andthe Law. Peter Newman, ed. NewYork: Stockton Press, 1998.A. Mitchell Polinsky, "PunitiveDamages," in The New PalgraveDictiollfl1Y ofEcollrrmics find the Law.Peter Newman, ed. New York:Stockton Press, 1998.A. Mitchell Polinsky and StevenShavell, "The Optimal Tradeoff betweenthe Probability andMagnitude of Fines," in Foundationsofthe Economic Applwlcb to Law.Avery Wiener Katz, ed. New York:Oxford University Press, 1998.MargaretJane Radin,"Intellectual Property andIntellectual Capi.tal: The Role ofNonproprietary Technologies," inCapital fiJI' Our Time: The Economic,Legal and Manage1llent Challenges ofIntellectual Capital. NicholasImparato, ed. Stanford, Calif.Hoover Institution Press, 1999.Deborah L. Rhode, "The 'No­Problem' Problem: FeministChallenges and Cultural Change,"in Fe1IliniJt ]1l1'isp1"lldence, Womenand the Law: C1'itical Emlys, ReseanhAgenda, and Bibliography, by BettyTaylor, Sharon Rush, and Robert].Munro. Littleton, Colo.: Rothman& Co., 1999.Kenneth E. Scott, "Agency Costsand Corporate Governance," inThe New Palf51'ave Dictionary ofEconomics alld the Law. Peterewman, ed. New York: StocktonPress, 1998.Kenneth E. Scott, "InsiderTrading," in The New PalgraveDictio11my ofEconomics and the Law.Peter Newman, ed. New York:Stockton Press, 1998.Robert Weisberg, "The CriminalLaw Canon," in Can011S ofthe Lmv.Jack Balkin and Sanford Levinson,eds. New Haven: Yale UniversityPress, 1999 (forthcoming).O_CCASIONAlPA.PEJlSBem.ard Black, Gainan Avilov,Dominique Carreau, OksanaKozyr, Stilpon Nestor, and SarahReynolds, "General Principles ofCompany Law for TransitionEconomies," in Legal ScholaTShipNetw01'k (http://www.ssrn.com).July 1998.John]. Donohue III, "DidMiranda Diminish PoliceEffectiveness?," Stanford LawSchool, John M. Olin Program inLaw and Economics WorkingPaper No. 160 (1998).John]. Donohue ill, "SomeThoughts on Law and Economicsand the Theory of Second Best,"Stanford Law School, John M.Continued 011 page 67, I '" N F () R 11 L '" WI V l R ~