Charles N.W. KECKLER: What The Administrative State Could Offer in Regulating Artificial Intelligence: An IA for AI?
The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act has prompted discussion in Europe and beyond over what its adoption might mean for the Union and its Member States as well as for their…
Charles KECKLER: Independent Agencies as Reverse Parliaments: A Reconciliation of Paradoxes
At times, European constitutional discourse contributes to American discussions about the administrative state and looks at the work of independent agencies and similar institutions. Offering an American point of view…
Smoke and Mirrors? Why Marijuana Policy Deserves a More Open and Honest Federalism
During my series of lectures on American federalism as a Visiting Fellow in Hungary this year, one perplexing example stood out for many students: the unusual gap between national and…
E. Donald ELLIOTT: The On-Going Judicial Reconsideration of the Administrative State in the U.S
The United States is in the midst of a “constitutional moment,” a neologism invented by my Yale Law School colleague Bruce Ackerman to describe the reality that changes of constitutional…