State Farm / Chevron U.S.A. Inc. / Hearst Publications Inc. / AT&T Co. / Greater Boston Television Corp. / MCI / National Resources Defense Council Inc. / Allied-Signal Inc. / Swift & Co. / Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp. / /
Country
United States / /
Facility
Stanford University / Florida State University College of Law / Reed College / Brandeis University / /
IndustryTerm
final agency product / public law / public law understandings / interest groups / law doctrine / contract law principles / governmental services / government services / telephone / public law principles / information-processing burden / contract law / /
Organization
Brandeis University / Department of Labor / World Health Organization / Supreme Court / United States Fish and Wildlife Service / office of Communication / National Urban Coalition / Occupational Safety and Health Administration / Congress / National Resources Defense Council / Chamber of Commerce of the United States / Federal Communications Commission / Migrant Legal Action Project / Florida State University College of Law / UN Court / FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY / Stanford University / REGULATING BUSINESS BY INDEPENDENT COMMISSION / FDA / Association of Data Processing Serv. / Air Force / Reed College / United Church of Christ / Economic Organization / /
Person
Eric W. Orts / ROBERT A. K AGAN / JOHN T. TIERNEY / John M. Thomas / Daniel A. Farber / Bruce A. Ackerman / PAUL J. QUIRK / Donald C. Baur / EUGENE BARDACH / Thomas O. McGarity / JOHN BRAITHWAITE / MARTIN SHAPIRO / Richard J. Pierce / Jr. / IAN AYRES / Robert L. Rabin / Richard B. Stewart / Daniel Farber / Keith Hawkins / James Gustave Speth / Kurt Deketelaere / Robert A. Kagan / Geoffrey C. Hazard / Jr. / Ralph Nader / William S. Jordan / III / Cause / George J. Stigler / MARY L. REV / Harold Demsetz / Oliver E. Williamson / MARK SEIDENFELD / Keith Werhan / Patricia M. Wald / Ronald Coase / John T. Scholz / Bruce Smart / /
Position
Professor of Law / author / contractor / Professor / designer / Private / /
AN APOLOGY FOR ADMINISTRATIVE LAW IN THE CONTRACTING STATE MARK SEIDENFELD* I. II. III.