OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Michigan Law Review is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)

Article	Citations
Marriage, Courts, and Substantive Equality: A Transformative Interpretation	5
Agency Use of Indirect Benefits to Justify Regulation	3
On Behalf of All Others Similarly Situated: Class Representation & Equitable Compensation	3
The Impact of Post-Dobbs Abortion Bans on Prenatal Tort Claims	2
	2
Scrutinizing the Bathroom Binary: Equal Protection Theories for Nonbinary Students	2
Public Duties for the New City	1
Debunking Criminal Restitution	1
Toward an Economic Fair Housing Act	1
Truth, Fiction, and Abolition	1
Standalone Municipal Liability	1
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Expressive Association at Work	1
Religious Riders and the Sherman Act	1
The Death Knell and the Wild West: Two Dangers of Domestic Discovery in Foreign Adjudications	1
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Democratizing Constitutional Memory	0
Third-Party Accommodations	0
Spending Clause Standing	0
Justice Without Power: Yemen and The Global Legal System	0
In Pursuit of Collective Liberation in Feminist Constitutionalism	0
Consumerist Waste: Looking Beyond Repair	0
Beyond Profit Motives	0

Abolition by Algorithm	0
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Title VII’s Failures: A History of Overlooked Indifference	0
Sidewalk Government	0
Antiracist Medicine in Colorblind Courts	0
After Courts: Democratizing Statutory Law	0
Revocation at the Founding	0
Beyond More Accurate Algorithms: Takeaways from McCleskey Revisited	0
Privatizing Copyright	0
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Gotta Get Those Ill-Gotten Gains: Improving the FTC's Authority to Seek Disgorgement in Antitrust Cases	0
The Imposition of Constitutional Rights	0
Law Enforcement Privilege	0
Nepantla/Coatlicue/Conocimiento	0
A Democracy Story: Reframing a Free Speech Landmark	0
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The Problematic Structure of Indigent Defense Delivery	0
Standing and Probabilistic Injury	0
Mothers in Law	0
Disrupting Carceral Logic in Family Policing	0
The Gloss of War: Revisiting the Korean War’s Legacy	0
Justice by Means of the Administrative State	0
In Citizenship We Trust? The Citizenship Question Need Not Impede Puerto Rican Decolonization	0
#EmployersToo: Expanding Vicarious Liability for Sexual Harassment in Title VII and Tort Law	0
Younger and Older Abstention	0
What Is a Prison?	0
Public Patent Powers	0
The Victims’ Rights Mismatch	0
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Deinstitutionalization, Disease, and the HCBS Crisis	0
Favoritism, Coercion, and the Establishment Clause	0
All the President's Men: Congressional Appointment Restrictions at the Founding	0
Original Public Meaning and Pregnancy’s Ambiguities	0
The Shadow of the Law of the Police	0
Status Manipulation in Chae Chan Ping v. United States	0
An Appeal to Books	0
Mooting Unilateral Mootness	0
Akhil Amar’s Unusable Past	0
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Citizen Shareholders: The State as a Fiduciary in International Investment Law	0
Nanaboozhoo Died for Your Sins	0
The National Security Consequences of the Major Questions Doctrine	0
Retrenchment by Diversion: the New Politics of Parental Rights	0
The Dormant Power of State Agencies to Fight Environmental Racism	0
Disability, Race, and Health Beyond the Carceral State	0
Build Public Renewables, Again	0
Bounded Extraterritoriality	0
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Standard Textualism	0
Voting While Trans: How Voter ID Laws Unconstitutionally Compel the Speech of Trans Voters	0

Designing Sanctuary	0
Constitutional Iconoclasm	0
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Disabling Lawyering: Buck v. Bell and the Road to a More Inclusive Legal Practice	0
Race-ing Antitrust	0
Pornographic Deepfakes and Ugly Social Facts: The Costs of a Normative Approach to Defamation	0
The New Frontier of Guidance Reviewability	0
Inventing Deportation Arrests	0
A Revisionist History of Products Liability	0
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Unwelcomeness Reconsidered: Adapting Sexual Harassment Law in the Long Wake of #MeToo	0
Every Relevant Detail	0
Taking Revolution Seriously	0
Legal Insurance and Its Limits	0
Constitutional Failure	0
The Law of the Mid-Transition	0
Telegraph Torts: The Lost Lineage of the Public Service Corporation	0
Aerial Trespass and the Fourth Amendment	0
An Order, Most Fixed	0
The Profit Principle: Tracing the Moral Decline of Corporate Law Firms	0
Beyond “Big Government”: Toward New Legal Histories of the New Deal Order’s End	0
Presumption of Creditworthiness	0
The Geography of Unfreedom	0
As the Rainstorm Continues, Must We Throw Out the Raincoat Too? Private Enforcement of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act	0
Pictures of a Revolution: Administrative Law in a Time of Change	0
Is There Anything Left in the Fight Against Partisan Gerrymandering? Congressional Redistricting Commissions and the “Independent State Legislature Theory”	0
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Still Searching for Zora Neale Hurston	0
A Real Account of Deep Fakes	0
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Destined to Deceive: The Need to Regulate Deepfakes with a Foreseeable Harm Standard	0
Sisters Gonna Work It Out: Black Women as Reformers and Radicals in the Criminal Legal System	0
Repugnant Precedents and the Court of History	0
Reimagining Youngblood's Bad Faith Requirement: Safeguarding Criminal Defendants' Due Process Rights Through a Burden-Shifting Framework	0
From Medical Exceptions to Reproductive Freedom	0
On the Genealogy of Intimate Digital Harm	0
Public Accomodations Parlance	0
Error Aversions and Due Process	0
Reforming Abolition	0
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Crypto Kleptocracy	0
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Responding to Alternatives	0
Recognizing the Right to Family Unity in Immigration Law	0
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Care Reimagined: Transforming Law by Embracing Interdependence	0
Integrating the Workforce: A Proposed Expansion of the Lane v. Kitzhaber Rule	0
Heeding the Voices of Migrant Youth: The Need for Action	0
Introduction: Three Responses to Rewritten Opinions in Critical Race Judgments	0
Postmortem Privacy	0
Pocket Police: The Plain Feel Doctrine Thirty Years Later	0
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Conspiracy and Social Movements	0
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Of Might and Men	0
The Art of the Review	0
Exorcising Hobbes’s Ghost: A Future for Constitutional and International Law	0
Disability Rights on Probation and Parole	0
Allow Me to Transform: A Black Guy’s Guide to a New Constitution	0
Some Realism About Originalism	0
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The Invention of the Judicial Administrative State	0
Who Owns Children’s DNA?	0
Peripheral Detention, Transfer, and Access to the Courts	0
Tort Law in a World of Scarce Compensatory Resources	0
Probate Standing	0
Wrongs to Us	0
A Republic of Spending	0
Good Cause for Goodness’ Sake: A New Approach to Notice-and-Comment Rulemaking	0
The Indian Child Welfare Act in the Multiverse	0
Penalizing Precarity	0
The Oligarchic Courthouse: Jurisdiction, Corporate Power, and Democratic Decline	0
Shutting Out Noise and Understanding Artificial Intelligence	0
Courts of Indian Offenses, Courts of Indian Resistance	0
Orders Without Law	0
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Old, Not Odd: Running Laches Against the States and the Future of Antitrust After New York v. Meta Platforms	0
Revisiting the “Tradition of Local Control” in Public Education	0