Academic Publications

Network Economic Effects and the Limits of Efficiency, Antitrust L.J. (symposium forthcoming)

Necessary Restraints and Inefficient Monopoly Sports Leagues, 1 Int’l Sports L. Rev. 27 (2000) (with Stefan Szymanski)

Statutory Interpretation in the Courtroom, the Classroom, and Canadian Legal Literature, 31 Ottawa L. Rev. 39 (2000)

Myths, Realities, and Creative Approaches to Antitrust and Franchise Relocation Issues, 14 Antitrust 57 (Spring 2000)

Anti-competitive aspects of sports, 7 (Australian) Competition & Consumer L.J. 125 (1999)

The Modern Parol Evidence Rule and its Implications for New Textualist Statutory Interpretation, 87 Georgetown L.J. (forthcoming 1998) (with Daniel Tranen)

"Pro-Competitive Executive Compensation" as a Condition for Approval of Mergers that Simultaneously Exploit Consumers and Enhance Efficiency, Canadian Competition Record (spring 1998) (with Ian Ayres)

Restraints on Player Competition that Facilitate Competitive Balance and Player Development and their Legality in the United States and Europe (symposium on player market regulation in professional team sports, forthcoming from Univ. of Neuchatel, Switzerland)

Why Highly Paid Athletes Deserve More Antitrust Protection than Unionized Factory Workers, 33 Antitrust Bulletin 641 (1997) (with Robert B. Lucke) (symposium on sports/antitrust)

The Misunderstood Alliance Between Sports Fans, Players, and the Antitrust Laws, 1997 Univ. of Illinois L. Rev. 601.

Lessons from the "True North Strong and Free", 65 Antitrust L.J. 467 (1997) (symposium on Canadian competition law)

Did the Canadian Parliament Really Permit Mergers that Exploit Canadian Consumers So the World Can be More Efficient?, 65 Antitrust L.J. 641 (1997) (symposium)

The Evolving Tort of Conspiracy to Restrain Trade Under Canadian Common Law, 75 Canadian Bar Rev. 193 (1996)

Reconsidering Flood v. Kuhn, 12 U. Miami J. Ent. & Sports Law 169 (1995)

The Limited Relevance of Plain Meaning, 73 Washington U. L. Q. 1057 (1995) (symposium)

Justice Breyer and the Fault Lines of Antitrust, 40 Antitrust Bulletin 169 (1995)

PRINCIPLES OF THE LAW OF ANTITRUST (Foundation Press 1993)

Where Have You Gone, Karl Llewellyn? Should Congress Turn its Lonely Eyes to You?, 45 Vanderbilt L. Rev. 561 (1992) (symposium on canons of statutory interpretation)

Comment on Spulber & Besanko's Delegation, Commitment and the Regulatory Mandate, 8 Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization 155 (March 1992) (symposium)

Break Up the Sports League Monopolies, in The Business of Professional Sports (P. Staudohar & J. Mangan, eds.) (Univ. of Illinois Press 1991)

An Antitrust Analysis of Sports League Contracts with Cable Networks, 39 Emory L.J. 463 (1990)

Reaganist Realism Comes to Detroit, 1989 University of Illinois L. Rev. 399

Monopoly Sports Leagues, 73 Minnesota L. Rev. 643 (1989)

Legislative Enforcement of Equal Protection, 72 Minnesota L. Rev. 311 (1987)

Student Publications

Comment, Exclusionary Zoning in California: A Statutory Mechanism for Judicial Nondeference, 68 Calif. L. Rev. 1154 (1979) (with Edward G. Weil)