There has been a lot of news over the last two years, so it is understandable that neither the mass media nor the legal academy has focused on what is happening

1. Competitive market behavior with LLMs? 2. Prophets of the Marginal Revolution. 3. The university after AI. 4. Which African nations are spending on education? 5. @mattyglesias: “In an all-or-nothin...

There has been a lot of news over the last two years, so it is understandable that neither the mass media nor the legal academy has focused on what is happening

There has been a lot of news over the last two years, so it is understandable that neither the mass media nor the legal academy has focused on what is happening

Andrew Berman’s crusade to preserve the West Village has put him at odds with just about everyone.

World War II proves the government can intervene directly to fix the housing crisis.

New Legal Research on Building Abundance

How does the decline of lethal violence change the way New York thinks about government leadership?

Boston's mayor threw her support behind a ballot question legalizing rent control, while rejecting any moves to legalize denser housing in single-family districts.

Professor David N. Schleicher delivered his inaugural lecture — “Broken Machines: Law and the Challenge of Making Big Cities Work — before an audience of friends, family, and members of the Yale commu...

Social Sciences Podcast · Yale Law School professors Samuel Moyn and David Schleicher interview legal scholars and dig into the debates heard inside law school halls.

Professor David N. Schleicher will present the inaugural lecture of his appointment as Walter E. Meyer Professor of Property and Urban Law, titled “Broken Machines: Law and the Challenge of Making Big...

The case for and against Eric Adams

Podcast Episode · Digging a Hole: The Legal Theory Podcast · 09/19/2025 · 1h 6m

NIMBYism is an outgrowth of the shape of civic participation in our cities — and producing more housing means changing the dynamics.

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Stop the underhanded campaign against charter revision ballot proposals.

Public law scholars often consider how to separate power among and within governmental entities in order to encourage that power to be used effectively. However

What the Democratic nominee promises may be less important than what these groups do.

What the Democratic nominee promises may be less important than what these groups do.

With 4,000 units of D.C. housing awaiting the decision of federally appointed judges, developers and planners say the process is stifling the District's growth

A certain breed of economists and techno-futurists regularly point to the potential for innovation in the transportation sector to spur economic growth. Such p

Recent books and law review articles discuss voter disenfranchisement, separation of church and state, and much more.