Environmental Law and ‘The Law of the Horse’¶
Farber, D. (2011). Environmental Law and ‘The Law of the Horse’.
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Domain-specific¶
- Law of the Horse Critique
- Dan Farber, for example, raises the objection against environmental law and then gives reasons he thinks that field has coherence across its statutes and problems.
This sourceComplete first-person legal-scholar commentary, not a peer-reviewed article; source for a rebuttal/boundary example.
- Dan Farber, for example, raises the objection against environmental law and then gives reasons he thinks that field has coherence across its statutes and problems.
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