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Indeed! And for more on how to fix the American MQD in light of comparative practice: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

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This is starting this Friday—forecast is 83 degrees which is super (today is 93 degrees so much less super)

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We're hosting a panel on a new book in the field of comparative administrative law. Join if you can--should be really interesting! Registration link here: essex-university.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

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conlaw.jotwell.com/mark-tushnet...

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Amazing looking agenda for the National Conference of Constitutional Law Scholars which is happening here at the end of the month

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Appreciate the shout out 🙃

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Can’t wait to read this one!

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ICYMI: a new book chapter from me

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🚨🚨New book chapter from me--"The Major Questions Doctrines: A Case Study on the Possibilities of Comparative Administrative Law" (forth'g later this year in the Research Handbook on Comparative Administrative Law). Check it out! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

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My 2019 book, THE PUBLIC’S LAW, is finally out in paperback. Back then, I diagnosed the Schmittian turn in US Public Law, warning against a future “Weimar-on-Potomac.” Alas, here we are. Check it out to better understand our predicament and imagine better, Progressive democracy. a.co/d/7XieLB3

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From Susan Rose-Ackerman & me: “For those of us who are hopeful that some commitment to principle and consistency still exists even with this current Court, the hope is real—even if thin.”

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Interested in comparative admin law? We're in the midst of revamping the operation of the Comparative-Administrative-Law Listserv. Some important notes are coming soon. If you have an interest, do consider registering to catch the latest: shorturl.at/Juq82

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Honored to receive yesterday the Mark Tushnet award. Thanks to @richardalbert.bsky.social for his leadership and vision, and for chairing the committee that selected my paper; to the members of the committee (including @markjia.bsky.social and @ioannat.bsky.social); to colleagues

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V cool note from my smart TA, Joshua Roubik, examining the legality of a creative congressional response/fix to the MQD: 1 statute to amend all statutes papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

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Can't wait to begin teaching con law in little less than 2 weeks -- & especially to be using (testing?) the brand new con law casebook that I have been working on for ~3 years with my amazing co-author

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V honored to receive the Mark Tushnet award for my paper Our Parochial Administrative Law during AALS in San Francisco next week. I was asked to say a few words, so I plan to speak about the various ways comparative law can significantly enrich administrative law teaching & research in the future.

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I read this book in one sitting on a recent long flight and it is superb—will plan to teach it next year in comparative constitutional law www.bloomsbury.com/us/why-the-r...

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Huge privilege to be one of the planned contributors to this. It is a stellar team, plus me.

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Prettiest conference program ever!

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Conferencing in Sydney certainly has its advantages—pics from the walk from Coogee to Bondi

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Last day of conference #1 in UNSW— Ros Dixon and Lizzy Perham’s Comparative Constitutional Law roundtable

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Just signed the contract for our Cambridge Handbook of Statutory Interpretation in Global Common Law. Can't wait to work on this with co-editors Janina Boughey & Lisa Burton-Crawford and to see in person or on zoom the many contributors during our Sydney workshop for the handbook early next month

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This is tomorrow. When I was writing my paper, this is exactly the sorts of exchanges I was hoping to encourage so I am certain this is going to be a highly constructive discussion about the reasons why we should take comparative administrative law seriously. Please join us

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This is in a week plz come if you can

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Reminder that this is happening tomorrow at noon--link to join via zoom: wakeforest-university.zoom.us/j/9486584263...

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I'm giving a zoom talk on my most recent paper in 3 weeks--please join if you can. Details on registration below and link to the paper is here: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

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Very much looking forward to participating in an event on the Future of Federal Administrative Law at @WFULawSchool next week, along with professors Sidney Shapiro and Scott Schang. Hosted by the @acslaw chapter there. www.acslaw.org/event/the-fu...

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