In addition to my regular teaching duties, I worked on the following projects this year:

Published works

1. Adam Smith in Love in Econ Journal Watch.
2. Betting on Conspiracies in the Journal of Brief of Ideas.
3. Teaching Tiger King in the Saint Louis University Law Journal.

Accepted for publication/forthcoming

1. Breaking Bad Promises — my contribution to a new book on Better Call Saul and Philosophy.
2. Kurt Gödel and the Leibniz Cover-Up — accepted for publication in the Journal of Law & Public Policy.
3. Lockdowns as Takings — accepted for publication in the Idaho Critical Legal Studies Journal.

Ideas & works-in-progress

1. The Chegg Conspiracy — a proposed criminal complaint against Chegg, Inc.
2. Why Not Use Auctions to Allocate Launch Licenses? — a five-part series of blog posts on SpaceX and the FAA, which are available here, here, here, here, and here, and which I will write up into a formal white paper during the holiday break.
3. Guam, Puerto Rico, and the 13th Amendment — a 214-word abstract for the Constitutional Law Institute’s inaugural conference on the Reconstruction Amendments to be held at the University of Chicago Law School in April of 2022.

I also reviewed several books during the 2020-2021 academic year. Lastly, here are my year-in-review blog posts for 2020, 2019, and 2018.