MARCH 2013             The Impact of Medical Liability Standards on Regional Variations in Physician Behavior: Evidence from the Adoption of National-Standard Rules Michael Frakes  ▪  American Economic Review         The Phenomenology of Gridlock Josh Chafetz   ▪  Notre Dame Law Review         Is New Governance the Ideal Architecture for Global Financial Regulation? Annelise Riles  ▪   Institute for Monetary and Economic Studies (IMES), Bank of Japan           WATCH: A Second Amendment Debate Alan Gura, the winning counsel in D.C. v. Heller faces off with constitutional scholar Michael Dorf on the future of firearms laws.         New Course on Whistleblower Laws Co-taught by Dean Stewart Schwab and Neil Getnick '78, the course welcomes more than forty leading practitioners, representing plaintiffs, defendants, and the government, as guest lecturers.         Faculty Members Travel to Southern Africa to Work With Zambian Lawyers Over the winter break, a trio of Cornell Law professors and one alumna made a trip to Zambia to lend their expertise.         Students Tackle Unemployment in the U.S. Department of Labor/Alliance for the Prevention of Unemployment program expands internship opportunities for law students.           LISTEN: High Court Rules on Detaining Suspects, Sniffer Dogs NPR  ▪  Sherry Colb         Josh Chafetz on 'The Phenomenology of Gridlock' National Review  ▪  Josh Chafetz         Why "Shareholder Value" is Misunderstood CBS Moneywatch  ▪  Lynn Stout       Facebook Twitter Linkedin Unsubscribe |  View online ©2013 Cornell Law School