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Scholarship Archives

USC Gould faculty is committed to scholarship, publishing articles in a variety of journals and reviews. Faculty contributions to scholarship and research are listed on their individual directory pages, on bepress, HeinOnline and Google Scholar.

Faculty members also present their work at conferences and symposiums and serve on panel discussions and at workshops. Below is a list of their endeavors.

May 2021

Publications

  • Gregory Keating

    “Form and Substance in the 'Private Law' of Torts,” 14 Journal of Tort Law 45 (2021).

  • Thomas D. Lyon

    "The utility of direct questions in eliciting subjective content from children disclosing sexual abuse" (with Stacia N. Stolzenberg, Shanna McWilliams, Kelly McWilliams & Catherine Liang), 116 Child Abuse & Neglect (2021).

  • Edward McCaffery

    "Piketty Revisited: The Meaning of Capital in the Twenty-First Century," 31 Michigan State Law Review (2021).

  • D. Daniel Sokol

    The Cambridge Handbook of Compliance (Edited with Benjamin van Rooji). Cambridge University Press, 2021.

  • D. Daniel Sokol

    “Data Breaches and Compliance” (with Chirantan Chatterjee). In The Cambridge Handbook of Compliance. Cambridge University Press, 2021.

  • D. Daniel Sokol

    “Compliance as the Interaction Between Rules and Behavior” (with Benjamin van Rooji). In The Cambridge Handbook of Compliance. Cambridge University Press, 2021.

  • D. Daniel Sokol

    “Medical Malpractice Reform and its Impact on Lawsuits and Damages Payments” (with Vivek Ghosal & Guaming Chen), 30 Harvard Public Health Review (2021).

  • D. Daniel Sokol

    “Non-Profit Corporate Governance in an Age of Compliance” (with Peter Molk), 62 Boston College Law Review 1497 (2021).

  • D. Daniel Sokol

    “Understanding AI Collusion and Compliance” (with Justin Johnson). In The Cambridge Handbook of Compliance. Cambridge University Press, 2021.

Acceptances

  • Thomas D. Lyon

    “Children's under-informative responding is associated with concealment of a transgression” (with Jennifer Gongola & Shanna Williams) (in press). Applied Cognitive Psychology.

  • D. Daniel Sokol

    “Debt, Control, and Collusion,” Emory Law Journal.

Presentations/Lectures/Workshops

  • D. Daniel Sokol

    “Dynamic Antitrust Discussion Series: ‘Killer Acquisitions,’” ITIF and Competition Policy International, Washington, DC.

  • D. Daniel Sokol

    "Should we Regulate Platforms? How?,” Insights@Questrom Live, Boston University, Boston, MA.

Other

  • Jonathan Barnett

    "Antitrust Lessons from AT&T's M&A Fiasco," Truth on the Market, May 24, 2021.

  • Jonathan Barnett

    "Antitrust Lessons from AT&T's M&A Fiasco," Competition Policy International, May 30, 2021.

  • Robin Craig

    Robin Craig accepted the invitation of the Environmental Law Institute (Washington. D.C.) to participate in its new project on Communicating the Science of Sea Level Rise. The project will involve a webinar and a conference in late 2021, with Craig slated to speak on property, water law, and constitutional issues arising from adaptation to sea level rise.

  • Robin Craig

    Robin Craig accepted an invitation to join the Advisory Board of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's Center for Water Policy.

  • Michael Simkovic

    Michael Simkovic has articles cited ("Secret Liens and the Financial Crisis of 2008" & "Competition and Crisis in the Mortgage Securitization") in Barr, Jackson & Tahyar, Financial Regulation: Law and Policy, 3rd edition.

FACULTY IN THE NEWS

The Washington Post
July 28, 2021
Re: Clare Pastore

Clare Pastore was interviewed about the Activision Blizzard lawsuit. “The DFEH would want to take on cases to set precedents, against particularly bad actors, if there are lot of complaints about the same employer, or to send a wake up call to the industry," she said.

RECENT SCHOLARSHIP

Gregory Keating
May, 2021

“Form and Substance in the 'Private Law' of Torts,” 14 Journal of Tort Law 45 (2021).

Robin Craig
May, 2021

Robin Craig accepted the invitation of the Environmental Law Institute (Washington. D.C.) to participate in its new project on Communicating the Science of Sea Level Rise. The project will involve a webinar and a conference in late 2021, with Craig slated to speak on property, water law, and constitutional issues arising from adaptation to sea level rise.

Robin Craig
May, 2021

Robin Craig accepted an invitation to join the Advisory Board of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's Center for Water Policy.