ABSTRACT Since 2016, platforms like Facebook, Google and Twitter have scaled up their
efforts to meet a plethora of security and geopolitical challenges. They have gradually …

Post-2020, it is no longer tenable for health care reform to accommodate the individualistic,
fragmented, privatized mess that passes for a health system in the United States.'The …

The federal government is increasingly a commercial actor, providing retail services directly
through its own agencies and indirectly through privatesector contractors. Government …

Nondelegation doctrine is enjoying a scholarly revival. Some commentators have read the
US Supreme Court's 2019 decision in Gundy v. United States to portend new limitations on …

The federal government's enormous financial commitment to infrastructure development has
drawn renewed attention to the transformative economic potential of public procurement …

Federalism scholarship abounds on nearly all aspects of healthcare: on the Affordable Care
Act, public health powers, licensing, and drug and device regulation. Yet it overlooks a …

In Carter v. Carter Coal Co., the US Supreme Court held unconstitutional a federal statute
delegating legislative power to producers of coal and mine workers, making clear that a …

ABSTRACT The Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 (ADA) deregulated the domestic airline
industry. Specifically, the ADA ended the dual administrative system, which allowed the …

The US Constitution assigns the federal government extensive power to enter cooperative
arrangements with foreign governments, but that power is in some respects nonexclusive …

Administrative agencies' growing use of algorithmic decisionmaking tools has drawn
extensive attention for the threats it poses to core democratic values, such as agency …