The higher education sector is amongst the most fundamental contributors to a country’s international, native, and country-wide assets. Work-life balance is deemed to be a substantial element in determining work satisfaction and the quality of work among academicians. Throughout the...

This article puts comparative and constitutional law scholarship into dialogue to show how LGBT Americans are fundamentally different from queer individuals and communities elsewhere in the world. Abroad, many queer groups are advocating for “status”-based rights to vote, legal employment,...

The current account of executive power is incomplete. Before joining the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan noted that the President seeks control over the executive branch. Kagan referred to this paradigm as “presidential administration.” Kagan’s work and the significant body of literature it...

The Ninth Circuit's application of Brand X (doctrine granting Chevron deference to agencies' interpretations of “ambiguous” statutes) in the immigration context has been haphazard and outcome-oriented instead of procedural. In two foundational Ninth Circuit immigration cases, the court chose...

This article is the first to fully explore the widespread occurrence of administrative adjudication that traverses agency boundaries, which it deems “coordinated interagency adjudication.” It identifies ways in which poor interagency coordination has harmed immigration adjudication, and...

Allergic rhinitis, as a medical condition, merits attention because of its prevalence in the population as well as the substantial economic impact of treating it. By virtue of their efficacy and low adverse effect profile, intranasal corticosteroids have gained recognition by healthcare...