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Wonnell, Chris
Journal Articles
- Reply to “Democracy, Participation, and Information: Complementarity Between Political and Economic Institutions”, 56 San Diego Law Review 961 (2019)
- Ribeiro on Mill's Harm Principle, 54 San Diego Law Review 487 (2017)
- Comment on Koppelman and Leiter, 47 San Diego Law Review 987 (2010)
- Urbanization, the Intelligentsia, and Meaning Change: A Comment on Horacio Spector's Value Pluralism and the Two Concepts of Rights, 46 San Diego Law Review 941 (2009)
- Standardized Tests Under the Magnifying Glass: A Defense of the LSAT Against Recent Charges of Bias, 7 Texas Review of Law & Politics 467 (2003) (with Heriot)
- The Noncompensation Thesis and Its Critics: A Review of this Symposium's Challenges to the Argument for Not Compensating Victims of Legal Transitions, 13 Journal of Contemporary Legal Issues 293 (2003)
- Efficiency and Conservatism, 80 Nebraska Law Review 543 (2001)
- Expectation, Reliance, and the Two Contractual Wrongs, 38 San Diego Law Review 53 (2001)
- Replacing the Unitary Principle of Unjust Enrichment, 45 Emory Law Journal 153 (1996)
- Market Causes of Constitutional Values, 45 Case Western Reserve Law Review 399 (1995)
- Liggio on Hayek: Systemic Knowledge, the Rule of Law, and Utility, 23 Southwestern University Law Review 531 (1994)
- Was the Corruption of Civil Rights Law Inevitable?, 31 San Diego Law Review 269 (1994)
- The Contractual Disempowerment of Employees, 46 Stanford Law Review 87 (1993)
- The Influential Myth of a Generalized Conflict of Interests Between Labor and Management, 81 Georgetown Law Journal 39 (1992)
- Problems in the Application of Political Philosophy to Law, 86 Michigan Law Review 123 (1987)
Chapters of Books or Articles within Books
- A Law and Economics Perspective on Restitution, in Research Handbook on Unjust Enrichment and Restitution (Elise Bant, Kit Barker & Simone Degeling eds., Edward Elgar Publishing 2020)