Harvard Journal on Legislation

Since 1964


Harvard Journal on Legislation

Since 1964

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The Harvard Journal on Legislation is the nation’s premier legal journal focused on the analysis of legislation and the legislative process. First published in 1964, the Journal on Legislation is the third oldest journal at Harvard Law School. The Journal is published semi-annually, in winter and summer.

For more than half a century, the Journal on Legislation has provided a forum for scholarship on legislative reform and on the efficiency and effectiveness of legislative decision-making. The Journal is especially interested in publishing articles that examine public policy problems of national significance and propose legislative solutions.

The Journal frequently publishes policy essays written by current or former members of Congress.

 

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Latest Print Issue: Volume 59, Number 2

Policy Essay

Pulling Back the Curtain on PBMs: A Path Towards Affordable Prescription Drugs by Representative Earl L. “Buddy” Carter

Articles

The Untapped Potential of the Congressional Review Act by Jody Freeman & Matthew C. Stephenson

Prepaid Death by Victoria J. Haneman

Captive Generics: The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing by Robin Feldman

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Occupational Licensing: The Path to Reform Through Federal Courts and State Legislatures by Tzirel Klein

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Latest Print Issue: Volume 59, Number 2

Policy Essay

Pulling Back the Curtain on PBMs: A Path Towards Affordable Prescription Drugs by Representative Earl L. “Buddy” Carter

Articles

The Untapped Potential of the Congressional Review Act by Jody Freeman & Matthew C. Stephenson

Prepaid Death by Victoria J. Haneman

Captive Generics: The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing by Robin Feldman

Note

Occupational Licensing: The Path to Reform Through Federal Courts and State Legislatures by Tzirel Klein

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