Publication Date

1-1-1996

Document Type

Article

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Sturm College of Law

Keywords

New private law, privatization, Republicans, Congress, contract with America

Abstract

As my colleagues and I met during the early stages of planning the conference at which many of these papers were presented, the conversation turned toward the possibilities of a burgeoning jurisprudential movement or development loosely labeled "The New Private Law." The topic was derived from a series of discussions about the emerging contemporary political movement toward (or resurrection of) privatization, spurred in part by the 1994 congressional elections and the Republican Party's so-called "Contract With America."' Perhaps, some argued, this political movement might reflect, or could be said to be the antecedent to, a broader, parallel transformation in jurisprudential thought.

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Originally published as Alan K. Chen, "Meet the New Boss . . . ", 73 Denv. U. L. Rev. 1253 (1996)



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