New Year, New Voices in Administrative Law and Legislation at AALS
From the program organizers Kent Barnett, Jarrod Shobe, and Evan Zoldan:
If you are attending AALS this year in Washington, D.C., please join our New Voices in Administrative Law and Legislation program on Friday, January 3 at 3:30 to 5:15 in the Roosevelt 5 Room at the Marriott Wardman Park. Twelve of our colleagues will be presenting their current projects:
| Name | Institution | Title of Project |
| Alyse Bertenthal | UC Irvine School of Law | The Reasonable Agency Standard: An Empirical Study |
| Jonathan Choi | New York University School of Law | An Empirical Study of Statutory Interpretation in Tax Law |
| Daniel Deacon | Michigan Law School | The Federal Radio Act of 1927 and the Shaping of the Modern Administrative State |
| Tammi Etheridge | Villanova University School of Law | The Weight of Uncertainty: Valuing Administrative Interpretations Post-Kisor |
| Joshua Galperin | University of Pittsburgh School of Law | Environmental Governance at the Edge of Democracy |
| Joshua Macey | Cornell Law School | The Regulatory Compact |
| James Macleod | Brooklyn Law School | “Because of [se]X”‘: [Con]text, Objectivity, and the Search for Public Meaning |
| David Noll | Rutgers Law School | Agency Sabotage |
| Alexander Platt | Harvard Law School | Gatekeeping in the Dark |
| Bijal Shah | Arizona State University College of Law | Judicial Administration |
| Daniel Walters | Penn State Law | Symmetry’s Mandate: Constraining the Politicization of American Administrative Law |
| Ilan Wurman | Arizona State University College of Law | In Search of Prerogative |
A sincere thank you to the assigned commenters for the program: Andy Grewal, Emily Hammond, Kristin Hickman, Linda Jellum, Donald Kochan, Ron Levin, Chip Murphy, Aaron Nielson, Todd Rakoff, Dan Rodriguez, Mark Seidenfeld, Glen Staszewski, Peter Strauss, Chris Walker, and David Zaring.
