Papers from the regulatory theory and administrative law symposium can be found in a symposium issue of Florida State University Law Review

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Introductory Remarks: J.B. Ruhl (Florida State University College of Law) Principal Paper: "Public Interested Regulation," Steven Croley (University of Michigan Law School) Comments: Mark Seidenfeld (Florida State University College of Law) Elizabeth Garrett (University of Chicago Law School) Principal Paper: "The Contracting State," Jody Freeman (UCLA School of Law) Comments: Mark Seidenfeld (Florida State University College of Law) LUNCH Principal Paper: "Beyond Efficiency, Preference, and Anti-Paternalism: A New Theory of Regulation and Social Welfare", Matthew Adler (University of Pennsylvania Law School) Comments: Rob Atkinson (Florida State University College of Law) Principal Paper: "How the Judicial Structure Favors Government Litigants: Rational Appeals in Public Law," Matthew Spitzer (University of Southern California Law School) & Linda Cohen (Economics Department, University of California, Irvine) Comments: Daniel Gifford, (University of Minnesota Law School) Jim Rossi, (Florida State University College of Law) *Articles based on presentations at the symposium will appear in the FSU Law Review