This essay is an appreciation and critique of Jack Balkin's book, The Cycles of Constitutional Time. While admiring Prof. Balkin's capacious intellectual vision, the essay is skeptical of the central proposition encapsulated in the book’s title – that history, particularly American...

This Article considers the reach of the President’s pardon power and its potential employment as one means of creating legal impunity for a President and his personal and political associates. It addresses, in particular, the possibility that a President might issue self-interested pardons to...

The economic development of many countries globally relies heavily on tourism arrivals and spending. Terrorist attacks, political unrest, and other external shocks create disruptions and imbalances that lead to tourism crises with devastating effects on a country's economy. The paper...