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Richard L ReveszLawrence King Professor of Law and Dean Emeritus, NYU School of LawVerified email at nyu.edu
Rafael PardoWalter D. Coles Professor of LawVerified email at wustl.edu
Jonathan MasurJohn P. Wilson Professor of Law, University of Chicago Law SchoolVerified email at uchicago.edu
Michael G. CollinsProfessor, Universitiy of Virginia School of LawVerified email at law.virginia.edu
J.B. RuhlVanderbilt University Law SchoolVerified email at vanderbilt.edu
James SalzmanProfessor of Environmental Policy, UCSB; Professor of Environmental Law, UCLAVerified email at ucsb.edu
Kay L. LevineProfessor of Law, Emory Law SchoolVerified email at emory.edu
Robert SchapiroUniversity of San Diego School of LawVerified email at sandiego.edu
Joanna ShepherdEmory University School of LawVerified email at emory.edu

Jonathan Nash

Professor of Law, Emory University

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Too much market: conflict between tradable pollution allowances and the polluter pays principle JR Nash Harv. Envtl. L. Rev. 24, 465, 2000	255	2000
Grandfathering and environmental regulation: the law and economics of new source review JR Nash, RL Revesz Nw. UL Rev. 101, 1677, 2007	184	2007
Markets and geography: Designing marketable permit schemes to control local and regional pollutants JR Nash, RL Revesz Ecology LQ 28, 569, 2001	163	2001
Examining the Power of Federal Courts to Certify Questions of State Law JR Nash Cornell L. Rev. 88, 1672, 2002	126	2002
Framing effects and regulatory choice JR Nash Notre Dame L. Rev. 82, 313, 2006	107	2006
Standing and the precautionary principle JR Nash Colum. L. Rev. 108, 494, 2008	106	2008
An Empirical Investigation into Appellate Structure and the Perceived Quality of Appellate Review JR Nash, RI Pardo Vand. L. Rev. 61, 1745, 2008	76	2008
A context-sensitive voting protocol paradigm for multimember courts JR Nash Stan. L. Rev. 56, 75, 2003	72	2003
Property frames JR Nash, SM Stern Wash. UL Rev. 87, 449, 2009	67	2009
The institutional dynamics of transition relief JS Masur, JR Nash NYUL Rev. 85, 391, 2010	59	2010
Null Preemption JR Nash Notre Dame L. Rev. 85, 1015, 2009	58	2009
A Functional Theory of Congressional Standing JR Nash Mich. L. Rev. 114, 339, 2015	53	2015
National Personal Jurisdiction JR Nash Emory LJ 68, 509, 2018	51	2018
Prejudging judges JR Nash Colum. L. Rev. 106, 2168, 2006	51	2006
Standing's Expected Value JR Nash Mich. L. Rev. 111, 1283, 2012	45	2012
Economic Efficiency Versus Public Choice: The Case of Property Rights in Road Traffic Management JR Nash BCL rev. 49, 673, 2008	44	2008
Prosecuting Federal Crimes in State Courts MG Collins, JR Nash Va. L. Rev. 97, 243, 2011	42	2011
On the Efficient Deployment of Rules and Standards to Define Federal Jurisdiction JR Nash Vand. L. Rev. 65, 507, 2012	41	2012
Packaging property: The effect of paradigmatic framing of property rights JR Nash Tul. L. Rev. 83, 691, 2008	40	2008
Resuscitating Deference to Lower Federal Court Judges' Interpretations of State Law JR Nash S. Cal. L. Rev. 77, 975, 2003	40	2003

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