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The AEI Federalism Project conducts and sponsors original research on American federalism, with particular emphasis on federal and state business regulation, legal developments and the role of the courts, and the prospects for rehabilitating a constitutional federalism that puts states in competition for productive citizens and businesses. Through its AG Watch, the Federalism Project monitors and comments on the increasingly active role of state attorneys general.
The AEI Federalism Project disseminates its research results and opinions through frequent conferences and other public events; through the Federalism Outlook, a newsletter written by the Project’s Director, Michael S Greve; through its website; and through books and publications in scholarly journals.
Events
The Rise of the Conservative Legal MovementMarch 24, 2008Steven M. Teles, Jack Balkin, Michael S. Greve, William Galston |
Federal Preemption: States' Rights, National InterestsJune 12, 2007Richard A. Epstein, Michael S. Greve, Charles Cooper, Judge Stephen F. Williams, Peter J. Wallison |
Antitrust Consent Decrees in Theory and PracticeMay 16, 2007Richard A. Epstein, A. Douglas Melamed, Michael S. Greve |
Watters v. Wachovia BankNovember 28, 2006Brian P. Brooks, Thomas W. Merrill, Amy Quester, Todd Zywicki, Ted Frank |
Massachusetts v. EPANovember 21, 2006Jonathan H. Adler, Michael S. Greve, Lisa Heinzerling, Barry Rabe, Edward W. Warren |
Religion and the American Future: Religion and the LawOctober 27, 2006Michael S. Greve, Kevin Seamus Hasson, Douglas Kmiec |
Spoiling for a Fight: The Rise of Eliot SpitzerAugust 7, 2006Brooke A. Masters, Presenter; Michael S. Greve, Discussant; William H. Pryor Jr., Moderator |
Federal Preemption: Law, Economics, PoliticsApril 27, 2006Keynote Speaker, the Honorable Kenneth Starr; for complete list of panelists, please view conference information. |
The U.S. Senate Takes On Medical Malpractice ReformApril 24, 2006Ted Frank, Michael S. Greve, George L. Priest, Stuart L. Weinstein |
Manufacturers' Immunity: The FDA Compliance Defense (Event Webcast)March 21, 2006Dean Bernard Dobrianski, Michael S. Greve, Professor Peter Hammer, Professor Lars Noah, and Daniel Troy |
Debate on National Standards (National Press Club Event)March 10, 2006Kevin Carey, Michael Dannenberg, Michael Greve, Deborah Meier, Michael Petrilli, Lauren Resnick, Thomas Toch, |
Antitrust and the New Economy: Transatlantic TurmoilDecember 7, 2005Makan Delrahim, Richard Epstein, Michael S. Greve, Robert Pitofsky |
National Press Club Debate: Michael Greve and James TierneyDecember 7, 2005Michael S. Greve, James Tierney |
Proportional Representation: Path to Democracy?December 6, 2005Gerard Alexander, Jeffrey Anderson, Michael S. Greve, Donald Horowitz, Lindsay Lloyd, Andrew Reynolds, Michael Rubin, Andrew Shearer, Meyrav Wurmser, Judy Van Rest |
Testimony to Senate Judiciary CommitteeJuly 19, 2005Michael S. Greve |
5th Annual Supreme Court ReviewJune 29, 2005Jonathan H. Adler, Michael S Greve, Robert Nagel, Neil Siegel, Nina Totenberg |
Brookings Institution Event: Can an Independent Judiciary Be Accountable?June 10, 2005Michael S Greve, Stuart Taylor, Jr., Jay Apperson, Sarah Binder, Elliot Mincberg, Joe Onek, Victoria Toensing |
Government by Consent Decree?June 9, 2005Senator Lamar Alexander, Rep. Roy Blunt, Michael S. Greve, Wade Henderson, Simon Lazarus |
Event at the U.S Chamber of Commerce — The Role of State Attorneys General: Differing PerspectivesMay 26, 2005Michael S Greve, Thurbert Baker, Tom Corbett, Steve Carter, et al |
State Tax Incentives for Business: Healthy Competition or "Race to the Bottom"?May 2, 2005Brannon P. Denning, Peter D. Enrich, Michael S. Greve, Loren Chumley, John P. James, Kevin Thompson, Chris Edwards |
Supreme Court: Lochner at 100 — Still Crazy After All These Years?April 22, 2005David E. Bernstein, Jeffrey Rosen, G. Edward White, Michael S. Greve |
Federalism Under the Influence: Dope, Booze, and the Commerce ClauseNovember 10, 2004Michael S Greve, Brannon Denning, Todd Zywicki, R. Hewitt Pate, Viet D. Dinh, John Eastman, Edward Warren, Richard A. Epstein |
Can States Reform Torts?October 5, 2004Andrew R. Stevens, Hugh Rice Kelly, Linda Woggon, Michelle White, Michael S Greve |
Terror, Torts, and Telecom: A Review of the Supreme Court's 2003-2004 TermJune 29, 2004Viet D. Dinh, Richard W. Garnett, Edward W. Warren, Michael S Greve |
Competition Laws In Conflict: Antitrust Jurisdiction in the Global EconomyMay 13, 2004Richard A. Epstein, Michael S Greve, Timothy J. Muris |
Preemption in the Rehnquist CourtApril 2, 2004Michael S Greve, Thomas W. Merrill, Daniel Schweitzer, Robert Gasaway |
The Free State Project: Move and Live Free?February 27, 2004Michael Barone, Alan Bock, Jason P. Sorens, Richard Vedder, Michael S Greve |
When Federalism Works—Why Kill It? Federal Initiatives on Corporate and Financial RegulationOctober 9, 2003Jonathan F. Pedersen, Charles Elson, Bruce Johnsen, Peter J. Wallison, Wright Andrews, Phil Lehman, Todd Zywicki, Michael S Greve |
States, Citizens, and Corporations: Do the Justices Care? The Supreme Court's 2002-2003 TermJune 27, 2003Michael S Greve, Dan Schweitzer, Adrian Vermeule, John C. Yoo, Alan C. Raul |
Environmental Federalism: State Activism on Cleaning the AirMay 13, 2003Barry Rabe, Robert Gasaway, Marlo Lewis, Christopher Schroeder, Michael S Greve |
The New Antitrust Paradox: Policy Proliferation in the Global EconomyApril 21, 2003Michael S Greve, Richard A. Epstein, William Kovacic, George L. Priest, Michael DeBow, William Adkinson, Christopher DeMuth, Richard Posner, D. Bruce Johnsen, Moin Yahya, Paul B. Stephan, Andrew T. Guzman, Michael Trebilcock, Edward Iacobucci, Diane Wood, Wolfgang Kerber, Oliver Budzinski, John O. McGinnis |
Is Federalism Passé? The Supreme Court's 2001-2002 TermJuly 8, 2002Michael S Greve, Evan Caminker, Walter Dellinger, John Harrison, Michael Rappaport |
The New Pharmaceutical Litigation: What It is and Where It is GoingJune 18, 2002John E. Calfee, Michael S Greve |
What Now, Old Continent? Europe on the Way to a ConstitutionApril 16, 2002Jeffrey Anderson, William Cash, Andrew Moravcsik, Amity Shlaes, David Calleo, Rod Hunter, William Kristol, Jonathan Davidson |
Torts and Terror: Civil Liability After September 11December 4, 2001Michael S Greve, Christopher C. DeMuth, Neil A. Doherty, Bronwen Kaye, Kenneth P. Quinn, Robert R. Gasaway, Senator Jon Kyl, Jay P. Lefkowitz, Robert Peck |
Environmental Policy RoundtableSeptember 20, 2001Michael S Greve, Jonathan H. Adler, Becky Norton Dunlop |
Free Trade vs. States' Rights: Globalization and the Challenges to Local Democratic GovernmentJune 26, 2001Michael S Greve, Mark C. Gordon, David L. Aaron, Earl H. Fry |
Internet Privacy Regulation RoundtableJanuary 30, 2001Michael S Greve, Bruce Kobayashi, Larry Ribstein, Eugene Volokh |