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Volume XXXVIII	Cooper-Walsh Colloquium	Number 3

Surveying the Damage: An Assessment of Legal and Policy Responses to the Subprime Mortgage Crisis

THE PROMISE AND PERILS OF “NEW REGIONALIST” APPROACHES TO SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES by Lisa T. Alexander
REFORMING REGULATION IN THE MARKETS FOR HOME LOANS by Susan Block-Lieb & Edward J. Janger
A SIMPLE APPROACH TO PREVENTING THE NEXT HOUSING CRISIS—WHY WE NEED ONE, WHAT ONE WOULD LOOK LIKE, AND WHY DODD-FRANK ISN’T IT by David A. Dana
FOSTERING REGIONALISM: COMMENT ON THE PROMISE AND PERILS OF “NEW REGIONALIST” APPROACHES TO SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES by Nestor M. Davidson
NONDEBTOR RELEASES IN CHAPTER 11 REORGANIZATIONS: A LIMITED POWER by Elizabeth Gamble
FINANCIAL STABILITY IS A VOLUME BUSINESS: A COMMENT ON THE LEGAL INFRASTRUCTURE OF EX POST CONSUMER DEBTOR PROTECTIONS by Anna Gelpern
BUILDING POLICY THROUGH COLLABORATIVE DELIBERATION: A REFLECTION ON USING LESSONS FROM PRACTICE TO INFORM RESPONSES TO THE MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE CRISIS by Robin S. Golden
THE LEGAL INFRASTRUCTURE OF EX POST CONSUMER DEBTOR PROTECTIONS by Melissa B. Jacoby
SCHOOL DISTRICTS AS WEATHERMEN: THE SCHOOL’S ABILITY TO REASONABLY FORECAST SUBSTANTIAL DISRUPTION TO THE SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT FROM STUDENTS’ ONLINE SPEECH by Samantha M. Levin
DELEGATIONAL DELUSIONS: WHY JUDGES SHOULD BE ABLE TO DELEGATE REASONABLE AUTHORITY OVER STATED SUPERVISED RELEASE CONDITIONS by Eugenia Schraa
FROM SOUND BITES TO SOUND POLICY: RECLAIMING THE HIGH GROUND IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICY-MAKING by Anthony C. Thompson