The scandalous predatory practices of some industrial giants and money magnates in the
second half of the 19th century precipitated a mood in America which lead, in 1890, to the …

In January 1915, in the inaugural issue of the Law Review (then the Iowa Law Bulletin), the
editors proposed to focus almost exclusively on the law of this great state, concluding that …

I am delighted to speak at a symposium dedicated to my teacher, mentor, and colleague, Jim
Liebeler. Every day I spend at the Federal Trade Commission is another step on a career …

Professor Bork writes in preface that the first draft of this boo completed in 1969. Its
appearance was delayed by a series of pected events including campus unrest and his …

I. Introduction Business in the 1980's faces increased market pressures, continued
conglomerate growth, and intensified government regulation. All presage increased …

I am delighted to speak at a symposium dedicated to my teacher, mentor, and colleague, Jim
Liebeler. Every day I spend at the Federal Trade Commission is another step on a career …

Controversy and contention are no strangers to Robert H. Bork. As Solicitor General of the
United States under Presidents Nixon and Ford, his service was marked by distinction yet …

What is antitrust? What does it do? And how has it changed over time? This chapter offers
an accessible, up-to-date, and wide-ranging introduction to US antitrust law and some of the …

We lawyers have always liked to celebrate occasions. In 1964 body convened to
acknowledge the fiftieth anniversary of the Clay and the Federal Trade Commission Act. The …

To the Editor:* I found it quite thrilling and most instructive to read the Gavil Review Essay, I
Professor Fox's response, 2 and Professor Orland's commentary3 in your April 1991 issue. I …