Betsy Werley, ’79: Shifting Careers to Help Others Shift Theirs
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Omri Ben-Shahar and Lior Jacob Strahilevitz on United's Contract with Passengers
Surely, you’d think, United’s lawyers worked hard to draft a contract that would allow United to demand passengers on oversold flights to surrender their seats, as the airline did prior to the infa...
Huq and Ginsburg in Vox: "How to Lose a Constitutional Democracy"
Scholars used to argue that democracy, once attained in a fairly wealthy state, would become a permanent fixture. As the late Juan Linz put it, democracy would become “the only game in town.” That ...
Randy Picker on the EU's Massive Antitrust Fine Against Google
“Google is in the advertising business. That's how it makes its money. It has no obligation to put other people’s ads on its website.”
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The Atlantic Examines Henderson's Work on How CEOs' Childhoods Shape Their Careers
One pattern that emerged from Henderson and Hutton’s data was that firstborn and only children seemed to have better odds of becoming CEOs than latter-borns did.
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