Vol. 165 No. 7, June 2017

Index

• CLASS ACTIONS AND THE COUNTERREVOLUTION AGAINST FEDERAL LITIGATION.
• JACOBINS AT JUSTICE: THE (FAILED) CLASS ACTION REVOLUTION OF 1978 AND THE PUZZLE OF AMERICAN PROCEDURAL POLITICAL ECONOMY.
• THE SHORT LIFE AND LONG AFTERLIFE OF THE MASS TORT CLASS ACTION.
• HAPPY 50TH ANNIVERSARY, RULE 23! SHOULDN'T WE KNOW YOU BETTER AFTER ALL THIS TIME?
• THE SUPREME COURT'S "NON-TRANSSUBSTANTIVE" CLASS ACTION.
• UNORTHODOX CIVIL PROCEDURE: MODERN MULTIDISTRICT LITIGATION'S PLACE IN THE TEXTBOOK UNDERSTANDINGS OF PROCEDURE.
• SOMETHING LESS AND SOMETHING MORE: MDL'S ROOTS AS A CLASS ACTION ALTERNATIVE.
• THREE MODELS OF ADJUDICATIVE REPRESENTATION.
• "VITAL" STATE INTERESTS: FROM REPRESENTATIVE ACTIONS FOR FAIR LABOR STANDARDS TO POOLED TRUSTS, CLASS ACTIONS, AND MDLS IN THE FEDERAL COURTS.
• THE TRIANGLE OF LAW AND THE ROLE OF EVIDENCE IN CLASS ACTION LITIGATION.
• CHOICE OF LAW AND JURISDICTIONAL POLICY IN THE FEDERAL COURTS.
• THE GLOBALIZATION OF ENTREPRENEURIAL LITIGATION: LAW, CULTURE, AND INCENTIVES.