This list includes a selection of the latest research on law & political economy posted to SSRN.

• Ethnonationalism by Algorithm by Spencer Overton (George Washington University)
  
• The Miscalculation of Corporate DEI Risk by Lisa M. Fairfax (University of Pennsylvania) & Veronica Root Martinez (Duke University)
  
• The Post-Legitimacy Court by Ryan Doerfler (Harvard Law School) & Samuel Moyn (Yale University)
  
• Therapeutic Justice and the Problem of Penal Welfare by Benjamin Levin (Washington University in St. Louis)
  
• Valuing Administrative Democracy by Brian D. Feinstein (University of Pennsylvania) & Daniel E. Walters (Texas A&M University)
  
• Convergence by Angela Huyue Zhang (University of Southern California)
  
• Industrial Policy and Emerging Technologies: A Global Value Chain Perspective by Gary Gereffi (Duke University)
  
• The Geoeconomics of Imports: Evidence from UN Security Council Elections by Yanduo Chen (Singapore Management University) & Jing Wu (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
  
• The Contested Constitution: Plutocrats, Right-Wing Populists, and Labor Rights in the U.S. by Kate Andrias (Columbia University)
  
• How Speech-Based Immigration Restrictions Threaten Academic Freedom by Ilya Somin (George Mason University)
  
• Non-Reformist Reforms in Environmentalism: Legal Theory and Praxis by Nicholas Stump (West Virginia University)
  
• Regulating Competition in African Digital Markets: From Form to Substance by Elettra Bietti (Northeastern University), Friso Bostoen (Tilburg University), Jacquelene Mwangi (Harvard University)

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