Books
Constitutional Law: Cases and Materials
(with William Cohen and Vikram Amar).
13th ed.
Foundation Press (2009).
Prior editions: 12th, 2006; 11th, 2001; 10th, 1997; 9th, 1993; and 8th (with Edward L. Barrett, Jr. and William Cohen), 1989. Annual supplements: 1989-2012.
Articles and Chapters
Deception and the First Amendment: A Central, Complex, and Somewhat Curious Relationship, 53
UCLA Law Review
1107-41
(2006).
Federalism and Preemption in October Term 1999, 28
Pepperdine Law Review
757-86
(2000).
Transporting First Amendment Norms to the Private Sector: With Every Wish There Comes a Curse (by Julian N. Eule, as completed by Jonathan D. Varat), 45
UCLA Law Review
1537-1634
(1998).
Symposium: Voices of the People: Essays on Constitutional Democracy in Memory of Professor Julian N. Eule.
When May Government Prefer One Source of Private Expression Over Another?, 45
UCLA Law Review
1645-51
(1998).
Symposium: Voices of the People: Essays on Constitutional Democracy in Memory of Professor Julian N. Eule.
Determining the Mission and Size of the Federal Judiciary Via a Three-Branch Process, 27
Connecticut Law Review
885-910
(1995).
Contributor, in
Encyclopedia of the American Constitution: Supplement I and 1st ed.
(edited by Leonard W. Levy, Kenneth L. Karst et al., Macmillan, 1992, 1986).
Reflections on the Establishment of Constitutional Government in Eastern Europe, 9
Constitutional Commentary
171-87
(1992).
Economic Integration and Interregional Migration in the United States Federal System, in
Comparative Constitutional Federalism: Europe and America
21-65
(edited by Mark Tushnet, Greenwood Press, 1990).
Justice White and the Breadth and Allocation of Federal Authority, 58
University of Colorado Law Review
371-427
(1987).
Review Essay: Economic Ideology and the Federal Judicial Task, 74
California Law Review
649-74
(1986).
Reviewing
The Federal Courts: Crisis and Reform, by Richard A. Posner.
State “Citizenship” and Interstate Equality, 48
University of Chicago Law Review
487-572
(1981).
Variable Justiciability and the Duke Power Case, 58
Texas Law Review
273-327
(1980).
Other
Gary Schwartz: A UCLA Original, 50
UCLA Law Review
255-57
(2002).
Dean Jonathan D. Varat's response (The Supreme Court's Most Extraordinary Term, 1999-2000), 28
Pepperdine Law Review
633-39
(2001).
Response to article by Akhil Reed Amar, p. 601.
Ken Karst: A Personal and Professional Reminiscence, 47
UCLA Law Review
1375-79
(2000).
Independence, Integration, and Immunity: The Relationship of the State and National Legal Systems in the United States Federal Structure,Speech delivered at the German American Conference Democracy and the Rule of Law, October 1, 1997.
Full Text
Chronique: Droit constitutionnel etranger: L’actualite constitutionelle dans les pays de common law et de droit mixte (January-June 1997), 30
Revue Francaise de Droit Constitutionelle
837-51
(1997).
Constitutional Jurisprudence of the Supreme Court (January - June 1997), 30
French Constitutional Law Review 837-51 (1997).
Chronique: Droit constitutionnel etranger: L’actualite constitutionelle dans les pays de common law et de droit mixte (July-December 1996), 29
Revue Francaise de Droit Constitutionelle
163-84
(1997).
Constitutional Jurisprudence of the Supreme Court (July - December 1996), 29
French Constitutional Law Review 163-84 (1997).
Proposition 209: Better Learn to Live With It, 17
UCLA Today
(Nov. 22, 1996).
Law Clerk Reminiscence, in
Glimpses of Walter Mansfield
148-151
(Federal Bar Foundation, 1995).
Book Review, 36
American Journal of Legal History
220-23
(1992).
Reviewing
Hugo L. Black and the Dilemma of American Liberalism, by Tony Freyer and Oscar Handlin.