MARK HAGERPUBLICATIONS (Partial List)

INGOcapity, April 2016, Echelon .

Kissinger’s World: Libya and Syria, March 2016, Echelon, .

Kissinger’s World: Iran and Saudi Arabia, Feb. 2016, Echelon, 75.

Kissinger’s World: Israel and Iraq, Jan. 2016, Echelon, 45.

Spot Spotting, Nov. 2015, Echelon, 73. Elephant Facebook, Oct. 2015, Echelon, 45.

INGOherence, Sept. 2015, Echelon, 53.

Dugong Gone?, August 2015, Echelon, 45.

Strike Zone, July 2015, Echelon, 121.

Making of the Imperial U.S. Presidency: A Review, Centre for Policy Alternatives, Reforming Sri Lankan Presidentialism: Provenance, Problems and Prospects, Dr. Asanga Welikala, ed.

Jumbo Justice?, June 2015, Echelon, 59.

Ahab’s Nemesis, May 2015, Echelon, 121.

Size Matters, April 2015, Echelon, 109.

Gravity in Sri Lanka, March 2015, Echelon, 43.

Corporate Conscience?, February, 2014, Echelon, 53.

My Conversation with Peter Kuruvita, January 2015, Echelon, 114.

Blue Heaven, December 2014, Echelon 41.

Imperial Presidency 5.0: Remedies?, November 2014, Echelon,93.

Imperial Presidency 4.0: Celebrity President, October 2014, Echelon, 107.

Imperial Presidency 3.0: Bipartisan Power Grab, September 2014, Echelon, 94.

Imperial Presidency 2.0: Administrative State, August 2014, Echelon, 100.

Imperial Presidency 1.0: National Security State, July 2014, Echelon, 95.

Prayer Perplexity, June 2014, Echelon, 81.

Sigirishly Speaking, May 2014, Echelon, 80.

Religion: Deference or Preference?, April 2014, Echelon,45.

Inside Curves, March 2014, Echelon, 39.

Establishing Disestablishment, February 2014, Echelon, 73.

Obamacare and Alternatives, December 2013, The Abacus, 16.

Obamascare, December 2013, Echelon, 59.

Mitigation, Mystique or Mistake?, November 2013, Echelon, 55.

Dead Fed Bread Ahead?, October 2013, The Abacus, 14.

Glass Half Empty, October 2013, Echelon, 70.

Crisis Redux?, August 2013, Echelon, 41.

Capital Idea, July 2013, Echelon, 29.

Insider to Inmate, June 2013, Echelon, 30.

Bank Counter, June 2013, The Abacus, 19.

Volck(er) Wisdom?, May 2013, Echelon, 29.

ObamaHomes?, April 2013, Echelon, 29.

Impeaching Justice Chase, March 2013, Echelon, 19.

Green Hornet or Mickey Mouse?, Feb. 2013, Echelon.

Bank Check, Jan. 2013, Echelon, 60.

Dodd-Frank and Unintended Consequences, Dec. 2012, Echelon, 29.

Home Economics, Nov. 2012, Echelon.

Election of Evasions, Oct. 2012, Echelon.

Fed Up?, Sept. 2012, Echelon, 22.

Bank Notes, April 2012, Lanka Business Report, 27.

Stitching the Fabric of Reconciliation, March/April 2012, Frontlines, 6.

Suit Moot, Jan. 2012, Lanka Business Report, 24.

House Poor, Dec. 2011, Lanka Business Report, 19.

Inside (Not!) Straight, Nov. 2011, Lanka Business Report.

‘Obamacare’ Showdowns, Oct. 2011, Lanka Business Report, 19.

Qu-easing, Sept. 2011, Lanka Business Report, 24.

Inevitable Crises?, Aug. 2011, Lanka Business Report.

The Financial Crisis and Dodd-Frank, July 2011, Lanka Business Report, 21.

Health Care Reform and the Constitution, June 2011, Lanka Business Report, 26.

Health Care Reform, April 2011, Lanka Business Report, 16.

Maldivian Constitutionalism?, April 2009, Asia Digest, 24.

Freedom of Solidarity: Why the Boy Scout Case Was Rightly (But Wrongly) Decided, 35 Conn. L. Rev. 129 (2002).

Yankee Come Back? Occupational Safety and Health Reform in Mexico, 32 Miami Inter-Amer. L. Rev. 219 (2001).

G.I. Jane and the Limits of Liberalism, 10 Transnat’l Law & Contemp. Problems 219 (2000).

Re-Examining No-Duty Rules for Upstream Suppliers, 10 Kansas J. Law & Pub. Pol’y 107 (2000).

Designing Health and Safety: Workplace Hazard Regulation in the United States and Canada, 33 Cornell Int’l Law J. 373 (2000)(Co-author Randy Rabinowitz).

What’s (Not!) In a Restatement: ALI Issue-Dodging on Liability Apportionment, 33 Conn. L. Rev. 77 (2000).

New Pastures in Harassment, Fall 2000, Journal of Employment Discrimination Law, 289.

Religious Restraint?, Summer 2000, Journal of Employment Discrimination Law, 220.

Fermenting Federalism, Spring 2000, Journal of Employment Discrimination Law, 160.

Sex in the Original Position: A Restatement of Liberal Feminism, 14 Wisconsin Women’s Law Journal 181 (1999).

Speech, Harassment, and Civility, Winter 2000, Journal of Employment Discrimination Law, 86.

Juggling Harassment Standards, Fall 1999, Journal of Employment Discrimination Law, 21.

Grappling with Subtle Discrimination, Fall 1999, Journal of Employment Discrimination Law, 10.

Occupational Safety and Health Laws in the United States, Mexico and Canada: An Overview, A Cooperative Activity of the United States, Mexico and Canada, U.S. Dept. Of Labor, Secretaria Del Trabajo Y Prevision Social, Human Resources Development Canada (1999)(Co-author Randy Rabinowitz).

Harassment and Constitutional Tort: The Other Jurisprudence, 16:2 Hofstra Lab. & Emp. L. J. 279 (1999).

Harassment Law’s Conflicted Course, 49:8 Labor Law Journal 1225 (Dec. 1998).

Symposium, Q: Should Kenneth Starr bring His Investigation of the White House to a Close? Yes: The Prosecutor Has Embarrassed the Nation and Wasted Too Many Tax Dollars, Insight Magazine, Sept.21, 1998 at 24.

No-Fault Drives Again: A Contemporary Primer, 52 Miami L.Rev. 793 (1998).

Harassment As A Tort: Why Title VII Hostile Environment Liability Should Be Curtailed, 30 U.Conn. L. Rev. 375 (1998).

Looking Twice at Sexual Harassment, Vol. V, No. 1 CCM: The American Lawyer’s Corporate Counsel Magazine 77, Feb. 1998.

NAFTA and Workers: Record and Prospects, Vol. 54, No. IV Guild Practitioner 200, Fall, 1997.

The North American Agreement on Labor Cooperation: Linking Labor Standards and Rights to Trade Agreements (symposium), 12 Am. U. J. Int’l L. & Pol’y 818 (1997).

Same-Sex Exposes Title VII Weaknesses, Vol. XX, No. 20 Legal Times S38, Oct. 6, 1997.

The Moral Economy of Victim Responsibility: Substance and Product Abuse in Tort Reform’s “Common Sense,” 64 Tenn. L. Rev. 749 (1997).

NAFTA and Workers: The Record So Far, El Futuro del Libre Commercio en el Continente Americano, Analisis y Perpectivas, National University of Mexico (UNAM),1997.

Review, James Q. Wilson, Moral Judgment: Does the Abuse Excuse Threaten Our Legal System?, The Washington Lawyer, May/June 1997.

Race, Law and Justice: The Rehnquist Court and the American Dilemma (symposium), 45 Am. U. L. Rev. 567 (1996).

Pinochet's Shadow Over NAFTA: Chile's Workers and Free Trade, booklet by International Labor Rights Fund (co-author, Rachel Geman), Oct.1995.

Punitive Damages and the Free Market: A Law and Economics Approach, TRIAL Magazine, Sept. 1995 at 28 (Co-author, Ned Miltenberg).

Don't Say I Didn't Warn You (Even Though I Didn't): Why the Pro-Defendant Consensus on Warning Law Is Wrong, 61 Tenn. L. Rev. 1125 (1994).

In the Wake of Cardoza-Fonseca: Doctrinal Puzzles in Asylum Law, 1 B.U. Pub. Int. L.J. 119 (1992).

Constructing a New Liberal Capitalism: Czech-and-Slovak Labor Law in Transition, 7 Am. U. J. Int'l Law & Policy 503-528 (1992)

What's Law Got to Do with It? (New Politics, Spring 1992).

Book Review: Privacy, Intimacy and Isolation by Julie Innes, TRIAL Magazine, 8 Dec. 1992 at 65.

Crisis and Solidarity in Poland, Against the Current (Nov.- Dec. 1991).

Farmworkers, Boycott and Free Speech, 42 Labor Law Journal 792 (1991).

Farmworkers and the Law, Z Magazine (Sept. 1991).

The Emperor's Clothes Are Not Efficient: Posner's Juris-prudence of Class, 41 Am. U. L. Rev. 7 (1991).

Symposium, Albert and Hahnel's Decentralized Socialism,Z Magazine, July-Aug. 1991.

Enforcing Cardoza-Fonseca: Circuit Court Review of Asylum Rulings, 7:1 Amnesty Int'l USA Legal Support Network Newsletter 1 (Summer 1990).

Roots of Dissent and Repression in Deng's China, 8 UCLA Pac. Basin L. J. 197 (1990).

Law and the Political Economy of Repression in Deng's China, 5 Am. U. J. Int'l. Law & Policy 773 (1990).

Civil Compensation and Its Discontents: A Response to Huber, 42 Stanford L. Rev. 539 (1990).

Reading the Tea Leaves of Protest, 41:4 Monthly Review (1989).

Bodies Politic: The Progressive History of Organizational "Real Entity" Theory, 50 U. Pitt. L. Rev. 575 (1989).

Against Liberal Ideology: A Guide to Critical Legal Studies, by Mark Kelman, 37 Am. U. L. Rev. 1051 (1988).