Is ESG Simply the Old CSR Wine in a New Bottle?
ESG initiatives will provide little social value if firms do not improve conditions that led CSR to fail.
How Ending Forced Arbitration Advances Economic Justice
The CFPB has the power to curtail the use of forced arbitration clauses that hinder consumer rights.
Promoting Economic Justice
Experts examine how regulators and lawmakers can support low-income communities.
Week in Review
The SEC proposes climate-related risk disclosure rules, a federal judge blocks ICE from applying Biden Administration guidance, and more…
One Small Step for Space Law
Scholar discusses the impact of NASA’s Artemis Accords on existing international space law.
The Administrative Attack on Transgender Youth
A directive denying health care for transgender youth puts agencies at odds with evidence-based medicine.
Rule 50 of the Olympic Charter and Freedom of Expression
Olympic rules must balance the right to freedom of expression with the neutrality of the games.
Pumping the Brakes on Fast Fashion
Scholars discuss how to limit the negative social and environmental impacts of fast fashion.
Administrative Law Essay Competition Winners
Two essays by the student winners of a Penn Law essay competition describe important regulatory issues.
Week in Review
Texas judge halts Governor’s anti-trans order, EPA announces plan to reduce air pollution, and more…
Regulatory Engagement is Due for an Upgrade
Improving comment solicitation and fixing Regulations.gov will enhance access to the regulatory process.