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Faculty Bibliography | Harvard Law School

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Type: Book Categories: Disciplinary Perspectives & Law Discrimination & Civil Rights Government & Politics Sub-Categories: Administrative Law & Agencies Law & Behavioral Sciences Law & Economics Law & Political Theory Law & Public Policy Type: Book Categories: Disciplinary Perspectives & Law Sub-Categories: Law & Behavioral Sciences Law & Economics "In How to Humble a Wingnut, leading constitutional scholar, behavioral economist, and former Administrator of the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs Cass R. Sunstein examines the unconventional impetuses behind human decision-making. Why it is that people often choose to behave so strangely? Sunstein’s incisive commentaries point to recent empirical findings to demonstrate how and why people convince themselves they are right despite evidence to the contrary; fear dangers they are unlikely to encounter; and ignore real risks. Mining developments in recent behavioral studies for tips on everything from holiday shopping

Farris Peale & Guy-Uriel E. Charles, Plutocratic Democracy, Elon Musk, and the Limits of Campaign Finance Reform, in Money, Politics, and the First Amendment: Fifty Years of Supreme Court Decisions and Campaign Finance Reforms (Lee C. Bollinger & Geoffrey R. Stone eds., 2026). Type: Categories: Sub-Categories: Abstract Politicians appear to be increasingly dependent upon a group of ultra-wealthy elites who not only fund their campaigns but are critical for the functioning of public governance. These ultrawealthy individuals provide the indispensable infrastructure, expertise, and…

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