Table of Contents
| Introduction | |
| Yael Braudo, Student Editorial Board |
| The Uneasy Case of Multiple Injurers’ Liability | |
| Ehud Guttel, Shmuel Leshem |
| Assumption of Risk, After All | |
| Avihay Dorfman |
| Lapses of Attention in Medical Malpractice and Road Accidents | |
| Robert Cooter, Ariel Porat |
| Tort-Agency Partnerships in an Age of Preemption | |
| Catherine M. Sharkey |
| The Tort Entitlement to Physical Security as the Distributive Basis for Environmental, Health, and Safety Regulations | |
| Mark A. Geistfeld |
| Reg Neg Redux: The Career of a Procedural Reform | |
| Peter H. Schuck, Steven Kochevar |
| Internality Regulation Through Public Choice | |
| Saul Levmore |
| Modeling Partial Agency Autonomy in Public-Health Policymaking | |
| Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar |
| Reexamining the Pathways to Reduction in Tobacco-Related Disease | |
| Robert L. Rabin |
| Competitive Third-Party Regulation: How Private Certification Can Overcome Constraints That Frustrate Government Regulation | |
| Timothy D. Lytton |
| Outcome-Based Regulatory Strategies for Promoting Greater Patient Safety | |
| Stephen D. Sugarman |
| Whither Whistleblowing? Bounty Regimes, Regulatory Context, and the Challenge of Optimal Design | |
| David Freeman Engstrom |
| A Sampling-Based System of Civil Liability | |
| David Rosenberg |
| Operation Arbitration: Privatizing Medical Malpractice Claims | |
| Myriam Gilles |
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| Editorial Board Issue 15(2) | |
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