This course examines the relationship between constitutional law and economic development. It will begin with theories of economic development, and then discuss the implications for the legal system. The class will focus on the effect of different constitutional choices on economic growth, such as the separation of powers, federalism, judicial review, and individual rights. Students may use any standard constitutional law casebook; additional readings will be distributed through a course website.
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- Business Law
- Criminal Law
- Environmental Law
- Family Law
- First Year Curriculum
- General Skills and Clinics
- History and Historical Law
- International and Comparative Law
- Law and Economics
- Law and Society
- Legal Theory and Ethics
- Litigation and Procedure
- Negotiation and Dispute Resolution
- Public Law and Policy
- Social Justice and Public Interest
- Tax, Estates, and Trusts
- Technology and IP
Professor Index
- V. Abasc*l
- S. Ab*l
- K. Abr*ms
- C. Alb*ston
- T. Alp*r
- R. Alth*lz
- D. Am*nn
- C. Argued*s
- K. Bamberg*r
- M.Bamberg*r
- E. Bark*r
- K. Bast*an
- B. Berr*ng
- E. Bib*r
- S. Bochn*r
- R. Bort*n
- T. Br*wn
- B. Bry*nt
- S. B*ndy
- R. B*xbaum
- D. Car*n
- R. Coot*r
- G. Cotsiril*s
- R. Curt*s
- J. Dalhu*sen
- A. DeL*o
- C. Dent*n
- L. Determ*nn
- H. Dorem*s
- M. Ech*veste
- C. Edl*y
- M. Eisenb*rg
- B. Fal*k
- W. Fernh*lz
- L. Fletch*r
- M. Frampt*n
- P. Frick*y
- J. Fr*ed
- K. Fr*tz
- D. Gam*ge
- F. Gev*rtz
- L. Guttent*g
- C. Hans*n
- P. Hanl*n
- Al. Harr*s
- A. Harr*s
- H. H*cht
- H. H*ll K*y
- M. Hoffm*n
- J. Holling*r
- R. Infel*se
- K. Jastr*m
- R. Kag*n
- A. K*pczynski
- W. K*ll
- M. Kenn*dy
- H. Ker*n
- J. Kos*l
- A. Kost*nt
- N. Lem*n
- M. L*vy
- N. L*vy
- D. Lieb*rman
- G. L*u
- L. May*li
- P. Men*ll
- R. Merg*s
- A. Mill*r
- S. Morg*r
- C. P*yne
- W. Park*r
- A. Pet*rson
- D. Petr*ne
- J. Pool*y
- E. Rak*wski
- S. Ros*nbaum
- M. R*ss
- D. Rub*nfeld
- P. Samu*lson
- T. Sasso*bre
- S. Scheffl*r
- H. Scheib*r
- P. Schw*rtz
- J. Selb*n
- E. Sem*l
- H. Shel*nski
- J. Sim*n
- S. S*ng
- J. Ste*le
- B. Ste*n
- B. Stra*ss
- S. Sug*rman
- E. Sw*ft
- E. Tall*y
- J. Tr*e
- M. Van Houwell*ng
- K. Vand*n He*vel
- B. Wagm*n
- S. We*ssman
- J. Wh*te
- B. Winogr*d
- J. Y*o
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