Published Online: 2022-02-18
Published in Print: 2021-10-26
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Articles in the same Issue
- Frontmatter
- Editor’s Introduction
- Symposium Issue: The State of Tort Theory
- Research Articles
- The Inward Turn and the Future of Tort Theory
- Q: What is Tort? A: Categorical Hurt
- Tort Common Law Future: Preventing Harm and Providing Redress to the Uncounted Injured
- Social Justice Tort Theory
- Tort Theory and Restatements: Of Immanence and Lizard Lips
- From Liability Shields to Democratic Theory: What We Need from Tort Theory Now
- Strict Products Liability 2.0: The Triumph of Judicial Reasoning Over Mainstream Tort Theory
- Tort Theory, Private Attorneys General, and State Action: From Mass Torts to Texas S.B. 8
- Instrumental Comparative Tort Law
- The Public Right and Wrongs: Tort Theory and the Problem of Public Nuisance
- Justifying and Categorizing Tort Doctrines: What is the Optimal Level of Generality?
Articles in the same Issue
- Frontmatter
- Editor’s Introduction
- Symposium Issue: The State of Tort Theory
- Research Articles
- The Inward Turn and the Future of Tort Theory
- Q: What is Tort? A: Categorical Hurt
- Tort Common Law Future: Preventing Harm and Providing Redress to the Uncounted Injured
- Social Justice Tort Theory
- Tort Theory and Restatements: Of Immanence and Lizard Lips
- From Liability Shields to Democratic Theory: What We Need from Tort Theory Now
- Strict Products Liability 2.0: The Triumph of Judicial Reasoning Over Mainstream Tort Theory
- Tort Theory, Private Attorneys General, and State Action: From Mass Torts to Texas S.B. 8
- Instrumental Comparative Tort Law
- The Public Right and Wrongs: Tort Theory and the Problem of Public Nuisance
- Justifying and Categorizing Tort Doctrines: What is the Optimal Level of Generality?