This article examines two conceptions of the democratic process – “liberal economic theory” and “civic republican theory.” It concludes that neither theory satisfies its own respective criteria for legitimacy in the context of environmental policymaking. The article advocates a...

This article is part of the Symposium, Sustainable Agriculture: Food for the Future. Recognizing that, to date, farms had largely escaped regulation under the Clean Water Act, and that agricultural nonpoint source pollution is a leading contributor to impaired water quality, this article...

Professor Williams moderates a panel discussion of the Kyoto Protocol and potential solutions to climate change. Other participants include Anita Halvorssen, J. Kevin Healy, William Pizer, and Jacob Werksman

Tradeoff between different utility rates and policy intervention to induce dairy producer to join a regional digester are studied. Results demonstrate that a regional digester for the dairy industry in California is feasible given the digester receives $0.05 per kWh and government intervention...

This essay describes an approach to teaching the “dormant commerce clause” in Constitutional Law courses. The essay identifies two problems encountered in teaching this doctrine: (1) the relative dullness of the subject matter of the cases; and (2) the complexity of and inconsistencies among...