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FACULTY PUB Schultz Article 2018 Two pedagogies in search of synergy / 1
FACULTY PUB Schwartz Investment crowdfunding / 1
FACULTY PUB Schwartz Article 2007 The patent office meets the poison pill : why legal methods cannot be patented / 1
FACULTY PUB Schwartz Article 2010 A "standard clause analysis" of the frustration doctrine and the material adverse change clause / 1
FACULTY PUB Schwartz Article 2011 Old enough to fight, old enough to swipe : a critique of the infancy rule in the federal Credit CARD Act of 2009 /
Consumer contract exchanges and the problem of adhesion / 		2
FACULTY PUB Schwartz Article 2012 The perpetual corporation / 1
FACULTY PUB Schwartz Article 2013 Crowdfunding securities /
Corporate preference for trade secret /
Rural crowdfunding /
Keep it light, Chairman White : SEC rulemaking under the CROWDFUND Act / 		4
FACULTY PUB Schwartz Article 2014 Teenage crowdfunding /
Arbitration and the contract exchange / 		2
FACULTY PUB Schwartz Article (2015) Quarterback by committee : a response in memory of Dan Markel / 1
FACULTY PUB Schwartz Article 2015 The nonfinancial returns of crowdfunding /
The digital shareholder /
Crowdfunding securities /
Corporate legacy / 		4
FACULTY PUB Schwartz Article 2016 Financing corporate elections /
Inclusive crowdfunding / 		2
FACULTY PUB Schwartz Article 2018 The Gatekeepers of crowdfunding /
Equity crowdfunding in New Zealand / 		2
FACULTY PUB Sears Colorado security law / 1
FACULTY PUB Simon Civil procedure : cases and materials /
The anatomy of a lawsuit / 		4
FACULTY PUB Skinner-Thompson 2021 Privacy at the margins / 1
FACULTY PUB Skinner-Thompson Article 2015 Outing privacy / 1
FACULTY PUB Skinner-Thompson Article 2017 Performative privacy / 1
FACULTY PUB Spain Article 2012 Sovereignty and the promotion of peace in non-international armed conflict / 1
FACULTY PUB Spain Article 2013 The U.N. security council's duty to decide / 1
FACULTY PUB Spain Article 2014 Deciding to intervene /
Overview of Panel : judges, diplomats, and peacebuilders : evaluating international dispute resolution as a system / 		2