The study of agenda setting has become curiously disconnected from democratic theory and
democratization. Following Schattschneider, Dahl, and recent developments in political …

The strict procedural rules that characterize modern administrative law are said to be
necessary to sustain the fragile legitimacy of a powerful and constitutionally suspect …

When Bitcoin rocketed in value nearly twentyfold in 2017, regulators around the world faced
a barrage of questions concerning the rising tide of technology leveraging distributed ledger …

A growing set of social movements has in recent years revived interest in “community
control,” the idea that local residents should exercise power over services like the police …

Agencies make many of their most important decisions in rulemaking well before the
publication of a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPR), when they set their regulatory …

Government transparency is imagined as a public good necessary to a robust democracy.
Consistent with that vision, Congress enacted the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to allow …

BOSTON UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW protection. This Article presents an original typology of
heterogeneous investors that exposes the common regulatory fallacy of homogeneous …

Congress or the President, manage and operate their organizational divisions. It pre-sents a
theory of how administrative leaders use internal hierarchies and procedures to process …

Countless public health agencies are trying to solve our most intractable public health
problems--among them, the obesity and opioid epidemics--by partnering with corporations …

Intermediaries are a prominent feature of most modern markets, and with good reason.
Intermediaries can bridge in-formation asymmetries, enable parties to find one another, and …