Takings 2009 Archived Papers
Draft Papers From the 2009 Takings Conference: Litigating Regulatory Takings Challenges to Land Use and Environmental Regulations
Proportionality in Takings Law - Gregory S. Alexander
At Last, Some Clarity: The Potential Long-Term Impact of Lingle v. Chevron and the Separation of Takings and Substantive Due Process - D. Benjamin Barros
Rising Seas and Common Law Baselines: A Comment on Regulatory Takings Discourse Concerning Climate Change - Peter Byrne
Four Propositions About the Casitas Litigation - John Echeverria
Climate Change, Carbon Sequestration, and Property Rights - Alexandra B. Klass
Bundled Rights and Great Expectations: Applying the Lucas Catagorical Taking Rule to Severed Mineral Property Interests: - Patrick C. McGinley
Substantive Takings Law: A Primer - Robert Meltz
Why Lingle Is Half Right - Thomas W. Merrill
Environmental Land Use Restriction and Property Values - Jeffrey A. Michael and Raymond B. Palmquist
Some Unorthodox Thoughts About Rising Sea Levels, Beach Erosion, and Property Rights - Joseph L. Sax
Temporary Takings: Settled Principles and Unresolved Questions - Daniel L. Siegel and Robert Meltz
Closing the Last Lucas Loophole: The Partial Interest Problem - Kristine S. Tardiff
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