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ARTICLES
Judicial Review of Executive Policymaking in Advanced Democracies: Beyond Rights Review
Eduardo Jordão & Susan Rose-Ackerman
RECENT DEVELOPMENT
Death Panels: A Defense of the Independent Payment Advisory Board
Jacqueline Fox
COMMENTS
Simplifying FDASIA: The “Fast Track” to Expedited Drug Approval Efficiency
Veronica S. Jae
Just What the Doctor Ordered?: Health Care Reform, the IRS, and Negotiated Rulemaking
Ehren K. Wade