This article builds on and contributes to the scholarship on social movements and the law by revealing the critical function of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in law
and policy in neoliberal times. Building on frame theories in social movement literature, this essay uses the lens of NGO‐produced advocacy for binational same‐sex [...]
Regulatory authorities in the utilities sector typically employ economic evidence and analysis to make expert discretionary judgments under uncertainty. However, economic analysis
does not provide clear answers regarding policy outcomes. This exposes regulators to environmental uncertainty, that is, uncertainty regarding the reactions of other [...]
This article considers whether the Copyright Act of 1976 should be extended to include fashion design, and if so, on what basis. Part I contains an analysis of what “fashion”
means and why innovation in this field should be promoted. It considers the current protection given to fashion designs in Europe and the United States, as well as [...]
