Jason J. Czarnezki

• Everyday Environmentalism: Law, Nature & Individual Behavior
  (Environmental Law Institute Press 2011)
• Food, Agriculture Policy and the Environment: History, Law & Proposals for Reform
  (with Mary Jane Angelo and William S. Eubanks) (Environmental Law Institute Press, forthcoming 2012)
• From Boomers to Bust (popular press book manuscript in progress)

• Everyday Environmentalism: Concerning Consumption, 41 ENVIRONMENTAL
  LAW REPORTER 10374 (2011)
• Food, Law & the Environment: Informational and Structural Changes for a
  Sustainable Food System, ___ JOURNAL OF LAND, RESOURCES AND
  ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ___ (forthcoming 2011) (invited submission)
• The Future of Food Eco-Labeling: Organic, Carbon Footprint, and
  Environmental Life-Cycle Analysis, 30 STANFORD ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
  JOURNAL 3 (2011)
• The Ideology of Legal Interpretation (with Sara C. Benesh), Symposium Issue on Empirical Research on Decision-making in the Federal Courts, 29 Washington University Journal of Law & Policy 113 (2009).
• Working Class Judges (with William Henderson & Christopher Zorn), 88 Boston University Law Review 829 (2008).
• An Empirical Investigation of Judicial Decisionmaking, Statutory Interpretation & the Chevron Doctrine in Environmental Law, 79 University of Colorado Law Review 767 ( 2008).
• An Empirical Investigation of the Confirmation Hearings of the Justices of the Rehnquist Court (with William K. Ford & Lori A. Ringhand), Symposium: The Rehnquist Court in Empirical and Statistical Retrospective, 24 Constitutional Commentary 127 (2008) (faculty-edited journal).
• Environmentalism & The Wisconsin Constitution, Symposium Issue on the Wisconsin Constitution Conference, 90 Marquette Law Review 465 (2007) (invited submission), reprinted in ICFAI Journal of Environmental Law and Environmental Regulation and Policy (ICFAI University Press, India, 2008).
• Advancing the Rebirth of Environmental Common Law (with Mark L. Thomsen), 34 Boston College Environmental Affairs Law Review 1 (2007), reprinted in Environmental Principles and Doctrine (ICFAI University Press, India, 2007).
• The Phantom Philosophy? An Empirical Investigation of Legal Interpretation (with William K. Ford), 65 Maryland Law Review 841 (2006).
• Shifting Science, Considered Costs, and Static Statutes: The Interpretation of Expansive Environmental Legislation, 24 Virginia Environmental Law Journal 395 (2006), reprinted in Environmental Regulation and Policies and Interpretation of Statutes (AMICUS Books, ICFAI University Press, India 2008).
• Revisiting the Tense Relationship Between the U.S. Supreme Court, Administrative Procedure and the National Environmental Policy Act, 25 Stanford Environmental Law Journal 3 (2006), reprinted in Environmental Jurisprudence: Country Perspectives (ICFAI University Press, India, 2007).
• The Utility of Nonuse Values in Natural Resource Damage Assessments (with Adrianne K. Zahner), 32 Boston College Environmental Affairs Law Review 509 (2005).
• Voting and Electoral Politics in the Wisconsin Supreme Court, 87 Marquette Law Review 323 (2003).
• Defining the Project Purpose under NEPA: Promoting Consideration of Viable EIS Alternatives, 70 University of Chicago Law Review 599 (2003).

Essays

• Climate Policy & U.S.-China Relations, 12 VERMONT JOURNAL OF
  ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ___ (forthcoming 2011) (invited submission)
• Supreme Court Reviews Genetically Modified Crops (with Holli Brown),
  VERMONT LAW TOP 10 ENVIRONMENTAL WATCH LIST 2011,
  http://watchlist.vermontlaw.edu/?page_id=68.
• The Dubitante Opinion, 39 AKRON LAW REVIEW 1 (2006)
  A Call for Change: Improving Judicial Selection Methods, 89 MARQUETTE LAW
  REVIEW 169 (2005)

Works in Progress

• Developing a Sustainable Food System: A Comparative Analysis of
  Environmental Labeling for Food in the United States and Sweden
• United States Environmental and Public Health Administrative Agencies in
  China