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Table of Contents & Pepperdine Law Review Masthead
Colten Stanberry

Hybrid Federalism and the Employee Right to Disconnect
Paul M. Secunda

A Defense of the Electoral College in the Age of Trump
John Yoo

Our Campaign Finance Nationalism
Eugene D. Mazo

Federalism Limits on Non-Article III Adjudication
F. Andrew Hessick

Property Convergence in Takings Law
Maureen E. Brady

The Past, Present, and Future of Federalism: A Symposium Introduction
Derek T. Muller

Enlightenment Thinker Cesare Beccaria and His Influence on the Founders: Understanding the Meaning and Purpose of the Second Amendment’s Right to Keep and Bear Arms
Mark W. Smith

Privileging Opinion, Denigrating Discourse: How the Law of Defamation Incentivizes News Talk-Show Hyperbole
Clay Calvert

“Drive-by” Jurisdiction: Congressional Oversight in Court
Daniel Epstein

“Magic Words” and Original Understanding: An Amplified Clear Statement Rule to Abrogate Tribal Sovereign Immunity
Justin W. Aimonetti

Emergence of the connectivist leadership paradigm: a grounded theory study in the Asia region
Frederique Covington Corbett

Mentoring in the training cycle of clinical and counseling psychology doctoral students: a critical review of the literature
Hélène Farr

The influence of participative leadership on employee performance: a case of the public sector in Saudi Arabia
Thamer Alsubaie

Effects of Microfinance Bank Credit on Small and Medium Scale Businesses: Evidence from Alimosho LGA, Lagos State.
Charles Onyeiwu Ph.D, Obumneke Bob Muoneke, and Adekunle M. Abayomi

FINANCING OF SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISES AND ITS GROWTH IMPACT IN NIGERIA.
Charles Onyeiwu Ph.D, Obumneke Bob Muoneke, and Udo Nkoyo

Table of Contents & Masthead
Zachary R. Carstens

Dear Courts: I, Too, Am a Reasonable Man
Marvel L. Faulkner

The Right to Conscience vs. The Right to Die: Physician-Assisted Suicide, Catholic Hospitals, and the Rising Threat to Institutional Free Exercise in Healthcare
Zachary R. Carstens

The Increased Exposure to Coronavirus (COVID-19) for Prisoners Justifies Early Release: And the Wider Implications of This for Sentencing—Reducing Most Prison Terms Due to the Harsh Incidental Consequences of Prison
Mirko Bagaric, Peter Isham, and Jennifer Svilar

*Updated as of 03/07/21.