Short Article, Responding to Kelo v. New London: Avoiding Intrinsic Injustice by Paying a Fairer Price, (October 20, 2005). (SSRN)
Article, The Takings Clause and the Separation of Powers, 21 Pace Env. L. Rev. 3 (2003).(pdf version)
Article, Should Taxpayers Pay People to Obey Environmental Laws? 6 Fordham Env. L.J. 423 (1995).
Article, "Taking"
the Imperial Judiciary Seriously: Segmenting Property Interests and Judicial
Revision of Legislative Balancing,
in Court of Federal Claims
Symposium, 42 Catholic Univ. L. Rev. 771 (1993).
Article, Evolving Thresholds of Nuisance and the Takings Clause, 18 Columbia Journal of Environmental Law 1 (1993).
Short Article, Private Property and Community Rights: What Communities Can Still Do After Lucas, in Planning and Zoning News, et al. (April, 1993).
Article, What is Behind the “Property Rights” Debate? 10 Pace Environmental Law Review 21 (1992).
Article, Law and a New Land Ethic, 74 Minnesota Law Review 339 (1989) (for an abridged version)
Article, Public Rights in the Navigable Streams of New York, 6 Pace Environmental Law Review 461 (1989).
Article, Economic Due Process and the Takings Clause, 4 Pace Environmental Law Review 311 (1988).
Article, Constitutional Limits on the Power to Take Private Property: Public Purpose and Public Use, 66 Oregon Law Review 547 (1988).
Article, A Unifying Theory for the Just Compensation Cases: Takings, Regulation and Public Use, 34 Law Review 243 (1982).
Book Review (Bruce A. Ackerman, Private Property and the Constitution 39 University of Pittsburgh Law Review 793 (1978).
Short Article, Existing Use Zoning, in Zoning News published by the American Planning Association (December, 1992).
Model
Exiting Use Zoning Ordinance
What Communities Can
Still Do After Lucas
Article, Law and a New Land Ethic, 74 Minnesota Law Review 339 (1989) (for an abridged version)
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