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Duke Law > Duke Law Scholarship Repository > Journals > LCP > Vol. 85 > No. 2 (2022)

 

Volume 85, Issue 2 (2022)
Contract in Crisis

 

Jonathan C. Lipson & Rachel Rebouché
Special Editors

Articles

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Introduction: Covid, Contract, and Crises

Jonathan C. Lipson and Rachel Rebouché

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Retrospective Risk Allocation

Aditi Bagchi

1

 

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Health Crises and the Limited Role of Contract Law

Robert A. Hillman

19

 

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A Comment on Hillman, Health Crises

David A. Hoffman

33

 

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COVID Concerns: Some Realism About Equitable Relief

Brian H. Bix

37

 

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The Limits of Public Contract Law

Anthony J. Casey and Anthony Niblett

51

 

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A Comment on Casey & Niblett, The Limits of Public Contract Law

Cathy Hwang

73

 

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Between Rights and Rites: The Ironies of Crisis and Contract

Jeffrey M. Lipshaw

77

 

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The Price of Cheeky Contracting

Paolo Colla and Mitu Gulati

99

 

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A Comment on Colla and Gulati, Cheeky Contracting

Tess Wilkinson-Ryan

127

 

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The Potential Legal Value of Relational Contracts in a Time of Crisis or Uncertainty

Joan MacLeod Heminway

131

 

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Prosocial Contracts: Making Relational Contracts More Relational

Sarah Dadush

153

 

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Protecting the Pandemic Essential Worker

Mechele Dickerson

177

 

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Steering Loan Modifications Post-Pandemic

Pamela Foohey, Dalié Jiménez, and Christopher K. Odinet

201

 

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A Comment on Foohey et al., Steering Loan Modifications Post-Pandemic

Susan Block-Lieb

225

 

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Reparations for Racial Wealth Disparities as Remedy for Social Contract Breach

Martha M. Ertman

231

 

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Contracting for Process

David V. Snyder

255

 

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A Comment on Snyder, Contracting for Process

Larry T. Garvin

277

 

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The Transactional Dynamic of Market Fragility

Matthew Jennejohn

281

 

Note

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Note: The Key Problems with Qui Tam Dismissals under Swift

Holly Gwydir

301

 

Journal Staff

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Journal Staff