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Davor Petrić (University of Bologna Law Review, 30.11.2023)
The Court of Justice of the E.U.: A Contextualist Court
(Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies, 29.11.2023)
Can Democratic States Trust the “The Behavioral Code”
(Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies, 29.11.2023)
Slowing Down at “Speed Bumps for Terrorists”: A Commentary on “The Behavioral Code”
(Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies, 29.11.2023)
Incentives Matter: On the Limits of Behaviorally Informed Policy Interventions
(Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies, 29.11.2023)
Comments on the Ability of the Court to Assess the Social Effects of Intellectual WorksA review of Intellectual Property and Immorality: Against Protecting Harmful Creations of the Mind by Ned Snow
(Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies, 29.11.2023)
Immoral Intangibles: Engaging with Ned Snow’s Intellectual Property And Immorality.
(Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies, 29.11.2023)
From the Temptation to Freeride to the Need for Legitimacy: A Comment on How Constitutional Rights Matter
(Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies, 29.11.2023)
Substantiating Denial of Intellectual Property Protection for Immoral Works and Inventions: A Review of the Latest Book by Ned Snow
(Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies, 29.11.2023)
Organized Constitutional Rights and Individual Freedoms: A Comment on Chilton and Versteeg’s How Constitutional Rights Matter
(Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies, 29.11.2023)
Interested in a Great Example of (How To Conduct) Empirical Legal Research? Look No Further Than How Constitutional Rights Matter