BOOKS
John Bronsteen,
Happiness and the
Law
(University of Chicago Press,
2014) (with Buccafusco and Masur).
Sacha Coupet,
Children, Sexuality,
and the Law
(NYU Press, 2015).
James Gathii, Wing-Tat Lee
Chair in International Law,
African
Regional Trade Agreements as Legal
Regimes
(Cambridge University Press,
2013 ed.).
Cynthia Ho, Clifford E. Vickrey
Research Professor,
Civil Procedure:
An Interactive Guide
(Carolina Press,
forthcoming 2016) (with Upchurch
and Gilles); and
Access to Medicine in
the Global Economy: International
Agreements on Patents and Related
Rights
(Oxford University Press, 2011).
Michael Kaufman, Associate Dean
for Academic Affairs,
Learning
Together: The Law, Policy, Economics,
Pedagogy, and Neuroscience of Early
Childhood Education
(Rowman &
Littlefield, 2015) (with S. Kaufman
and Nelson);
Rule 10b-5 Private
Securities Fraud Litigation
(West,
2015) (with Wunderlich);
Learning
Civil Procedure
(2d ed., West, 2015)
(with Baicker-McKee, Coleman, Herr,
and Stempel);
Teacher’s Manual to
Learning Civil Procedure
(2d ed., West,
2015) (with Baicker-McKee, Coleman,
Herr, and Stempel);
Education
Law, Policy, and Practice: Cases and
Materials
(3d ed., Aspen, 2013) (with
S. Kaufman);
Teacher’s Manual to
Education Law, Policy, and Practice:
Cases and Materials
(3d ed., Aspen,
2013) (with S. Kaufman);
Illinois Civil
Trial Procedure
(15th ed., West, 2014-
15);
Depositions: Law, Strategy, and
Technique
(West, 2015) (with Lisnek);
and
Expert Witnesses: Securities Cases
(West, 2013-14). His multivolume
treatise entitled
Securities Litigation:
Damages
, first published by West in
1989, is now in its 26th edition.
Jeffrey Kwall, Kathleen and Bernard
Beazley Research Professor,
The Federal Income Taxation of
Corporations, Partnerships, Limited
Liability Companies, and Their Owners
(5th ed., University Casebook Series,
Foundation Press, forthcoming 2016);
The Tax Consequences of Contingent
Payment Transactions
(Bloomberg-
BNA, Tax Management US Income
Portfolio Series, No. 566, 2014)
(with Schally);
The Federal Income
Taxation of Corporations, Partnerships,
Limited Liability Companies, and
Their Owners
(4th ed., University
Casebook Series, Foundation Press,
2012); and
Fundamentals of Modern
Property Law
(6th ed., Foundation
Press, 2011) (coauthored).
Richard Michael (BS ’55, JD ’58),
Civil Procedure Before Trial
(2d ed.,
West, 2011).
Margaret Moses,
Principles and
Practice of International Commercial
Arbitration
(2d ed., Cambridge
University Press, 2012).
Thomas McInerney, Distinguished
PROLAW Scholar in Residence,
Strategic Treaty Management:
Practice and Implications
(Cambridge
University Press, 2015).
Charles Murdock (JD ’63),
Illinois
Business Organizations
(2d ed.,
West, 2012).
Nanette Norton,
Trademark Practice
Throughout the World
(rev. ed.,
Thomson Reuters Westlaw, 2012).
John Nowak, Raymond and Mary
Simon Chair in Constitutional
Law,
Treatise on Constitutional Law:
Substance and Procedure
(5th ed., vols.
1, 2, and 3 and supps. to vols. 4, 5, and
6, 2012; 5th ed., vols. 4, 5, and 6 and
supps. to vols. 1, 2, and 3, 2013) (with
Rotunda) (available at Westlaw, as
updated through June 2012, as
“CONLAW” database).
Juan F. Perea,
Race and Races: Cases
and Resources for a Diverse America
(3d ed., West Academic Publishing,
2015) (with Delgado, Harris, Stefancic,
andWildman); and associated
Teacher’s Manual
.
Steven Ramirez, Associate
Dean for Faculty Research and
Development,
Too Big to Indict
(NYU Press, forthcoming 2016)
(with M. Ramirez); and
Lawless
Capitalism: The Subprime Crisis and
the Case for an Economic Rule of Law
(NYU Press, 2012).
Alan Raphael,
Criminal Procedure:
From Bail to Jail
(Tower Publishing
Company, 2012).
Anne-Marie Rhodes,
Art Law and
Transactions: Teacher’s Manual
(Carolina Academic Press, 2012) and
Art Law and Transactions
(Carolina
Academic Press, 2011).
Allen Shoenberger,
New Illinois
Rules of Evidence
(Illinois State Bar
Association, 2011).
Lawrence Singer,
Careers in Health
Law
(American Bar Association, 2014)
(with Bess and Finn); and
The Law of
Medical Practice in Illinois
(3d ed., vols.
21 and 22, Thomson Reuters, 2013)
(with Kane and Silverman).
Alexander Tsesis,
Constitutional
Design
(Oxford University Press,
forthcoming 2016); and
For Liberty
and Equality: The Life and Times of the
Declaration of Independence
(Oxford
University Press, 2012, Audible Audio
Edition 2013, paperback 2014).
Spencer Waller,
Antitrust
and American Business Abroad
(4th ed., Thomson Reuters, 2015)
(with Fiebig);
Brands, Competition
Law, and IP
(Cambridge University
Press, 2015) (with Desai and Lianos);
Antitrust and American Business
Abroad
(3d ed., Thomson/West,
2009-14); and
International Trade
and U.S. Antitrust Law
(2d ed., 2009-
15) (with Kessler).
Michael Zimmer,
Employment
Discrimination: Selected Cases
and Statutes, 2014
(Aspen, 2014)
(with Sullivan andWhite);
Cases
and Materials on Employment
Discrimination
(8th ed., Aspen, 2013)
(with Sullivan andWhite); and
The
Global Workplace: International and
Comparative Employment Law
(2d ed.,
Aspen, 2012) (with Blanpain, Bisom-
Rapp, Corbett, and Josephs).
ARTICLES
Mary Ann Becker,
“Understanding
the Tethered Generation: Net Gens
Come to Law School,” 53
Duquesne
Law Review
9 (2015).
FACULTYEXCELLENCE
Loyola faculty members are active authors, speakers, consultants, and mentors. Through their writing and public speaking,
School of Law faculty members advance the state of human knowledge. Here are some of their recent contributions.
Emily Benfer,
“Health Justice: A
Framework (and Call to Action) for
the Elimination of Health Inequity
and Social Injustice,” 65
American
University Law Review
2 (forthcoming
2015); “When Poverty Is the Diagnosis:
Six Stories that Exemplify the Health
Effects of Living Without on the
Individual,” 4
Indiana Journal of Law &
Social Equality
1 (forthcoming 2015)
(with Walsh); “Educating the Next
Generation of Health Law Leaders:
Medical-Legal Partnership and
Interdisciplinary Graduate Education,”
35
Journal of Legal Medicine
113
(2014); and “Honoring a Common
Humanity: Maxims for Achieving
Social Justice,” 19
Loyola Public Interest
Law Reporter
147 (2014).
John Blum, John J. Waldron
Research Professor,
“Restoring
the Parameters of Public Health in
a Time of Hobby Lobby and Ebola:
The Case for a Wellness Account,”
2
Belmont Law Review
119
(2015);
“Non-Discrimination and the Role
of Complementary and Alternative
Medicine,” 23
Health Law Reporter
574 (2014); “Hospital-Physician
Relationships,”
Oxford Book of
American Health Law
(forthcoming)
(with Voss and Mathis); and “The
Naprapath in the Rainforest,” 17
Nexus Journal of Law and Public
Policy
101 (2014).
John Breen,
“The Forgotten
Jurisprudential Debate: Legal
Realism and Catholic Legal Thought’s
Response,” 98
Marquette Law Review
1203
(2015) (with Strang); “A Brief
History of American Catholic Legal
Education: The Arc of an Uncertain
Identity,”
American Law From a
Catholic Perspective: Through a Clearer
Lens
(R. Rychlak, ed.) (2014) (with
Strang); and “Abortion, Religion, and
the Accusation of Establishment: A
Critique of Justice Stevens’ Opinions
in
Thornburgh
,
Webster
, and
Casey
,” 39
Ohio Northern Law Review
(2013-14).
John Bronsteen, “
The Overlooked
Benefits of the Blackstone Principle,”
128
Harvard Law Review Forum
289 (2015) (with Masur); and “Well-
Being and Public Policy,”
The Oxford
Handbook of Law and Economics
(forthcoming) (with Buccafusco
and Masur).
Samuel Brunson,
“Dear I.R.S., It Is
Time to Enforce the Campaigning
Prohibition. Even Against Churches,”
87
University of Colorado Law Review
(forthcoming); “Accept This as a Gift:
Unilaterally Enforcing Foreign
Tax Judgments,” 146
Tax Notes
541 (2015);
“
The Taxation of RICs:
Replicating Portfolio Investment or
Eliminating Double Taxation?”, 20
Stanford Journal of Law, Business, and
Finance
(forthcoming); and “The US
as Tax Haven? Aiding Developing
Countries by Revoking the Revenue
Rule,” 5
Columbia Journal of Tax Law
170 (2014).
Megan Canty,
“Interruptions
in Search of a Purpose: Oral
Argument in the Supreme Court,
October Terms 1958-60 and 2010-12,”
Utah Law Review
(forthcoming)
(with Sullivan).
Christine Kexel Chabot,
“Schooling
the Supreme Court,” 92
Denver
University Law Review
217 (2015);
“Selling Chevron,” 67
Administrative
Law Review
481 (2015).
Sacha Coupet,
Book chapter:
“Policing Gender on the Playground:
Interests, Needs and Rights of
Transgender and Gender Non-
Conforming Youth,”
Children, Sexuality
and the Law
(NYU Press 2015).
John Dehn,
“Customary
International Law, the Separation
of Powers, and the Choice of Law
in Armed Conflicts andWars,”
Cardozo Law Review
(forthcoming
2016); and “Whither International
Martial Law: Human Rights as
Sword and Shield in Transnational
Self-Defense,”
The Theoretical
Boundaries of Armed Conflict and
Human Rights (
forthcoming).
Teresa Frisbie (JD ’86),
“Awareness
of Conflict Styles Goes Long Way in
Preventing Trouble” (Aug. 26, 2015),
Cynthia Ho’s interactive guide to civil procedure will be published this year.
20
LOYOLA LAW
WINTER 2016
21
