Tulane Law Review — Since 1916

The Tulane Law Review is a student-managed and student-edited legal journal established in 1916 as the Southern Law Quarterly.  The Review is Tulane Law School's oldest and largest journal, consistently publishing authoritative legal works while also training its members in legal writing and editing.

Latest Articles

Volume 92 | Issue 4
Corporate Law, Corporate Governance, Voting Policy
Open Proxy
Corporate Law, Corporate Governance, Voting Policy

Article by Caleb N. Griffin

Corporate Law, Corporate Governance, Voting Policy
Chevron Doctrine, Administrative Law, Statutory Interpretation, Standards of Review
Chevron: The Doctrine That Must Not Be Named and Cannot Be Overruled
Chevron Doctrine, Administrative Law, Statutory Interpretation, Standards of Review

Article by Linda D. Jellum

Chevron Doctrine, Administrative Law, Statutory Interpretation, Standards of Review
Personal Servitudes, Property Law, Freedom of Contract, Chattel Servitudes
Personal Property Servitudes Revisited
Personal Servitudes, Property Law, Freedom of Contract, Chattel Servitudes

Article by Daniel Klerman and Stefan Bechtold

Personal Servitudes, Property Law, Freedom of Contract, Chattel Servitudes
Bankruptcy Law, Indigenous Population, Sovereign Immunity, Debt Restructuring
Beyond Statutory Tango: Native American Tribes' Access to Bankruptcy Relief After Lac Du Flambeau
Bankruptcy Law, Indigenous Population, Sovereign Immunity, Debt Restructuring

Comment by Salomé A. Rivera

Bankruptcy Law, Indigenous Population, Sovereign Immunity, Debt Restructuring
Environmental Law, Indigenous Population, International Human Rights Law, Renewable Energy
Navigating the "Green Shift": Should the Emerging Right to a Healthy Environment Be Balanced Against Indigenous Rights?
Environmental Law, Indigenous Population, International Human Rights Law, Renewable Energy

Comment by Alexandra G. Sinha

Environmental Law, Indigenous Population, International Human Rights Law, Renewable Energy
 

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