Faculty Insights

International trade expert Tim Meyer says Congress could take steps to reassert its authority in cross-border economic decision making

In a new book, Duke Law’s Matthew Adler argues that government policies should be evaluated through a framework that accounts for the transformation experienced by those worse off

With insights from organizational theory, Duke Law’s Emilie Aguirre suggests corporate law reform could help address some of the social and economic crises of our time

With AI’s potential to transform drug development, Duke Law’s Arti Rai says EU and U.S. regulators can learn from each other to balance safety and innovation

Duke Law’s Christopher Buccafusco puts a dollar value on the uniqueness of a name by studying the Bordeaux wine market

Duke Law’s Shitong Qiao says China has improved systems of governance by partnering with tech companies on digital platforms with a wide public reach

Paul Grimm proposes new rules to reduce the risk of AI-generated fake content being presented to juries as real evidence

Duke Law’s Sara Sternberg Greene on changing laws that prevent low-income Americans from saving and securing a stable retirement

Duke Law’s Laurence Helfer reflects on how the UN Human Rights Committee holds countries accountable to a core UN treaty on individual liberties

Telecommunications expert Stuart Benjamin says the FCC may try to revive a little-used tool it can use in broadcast license renewals and transfers