Examining Free Trade and Sustainability through the Lens of NIcaragua: A Proposal to Amend CAFTA-DR to Promote the Triple Bottom Line, 33 William and Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review 1 (2010). (Currently In press.)
A Course to Meet the Unique Needs of Business Pre-law Students, 26 Journal of Legal Studies Education 1-46 (2009).
Plan Puebla Panama: An Economic Tool That Thwarts Sustainable Development and Supports Terrorism
Plan Puebla Panama: An Economic Tool that Ignores Sustainable Development While Providing Potential Assistance for Terrorists, 30 William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review (2006).
The U.S. and Mexico Sin Fronteras-Without Borders: Sustainable Development Without Borders
The U.S. and Mexico Sin Fronteras—Without Borders: Sustainable Development from a Local Perspective. 27 William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review 441-507 (2003).
Why and How the World Trade Organization Must Promote Environmental Protection
Why and How the World Trade Organization Must Promote Environmental Protection, Duke Environmental Law & Policy Forum, 1-53 (2003).
The ISO 14000 Series Environmental Management Standards: Can They Provide a Viable Alternative to Government Regulation, 37 American Business Law Journal, 237-298 (2000).
Can Nafta's Environmental Provisions Support Sustainable Development?
Can NAFTA’s Environmental Provisions Promote Sustainable Development, 59 Albany Law Review 423-480 (1995).
Right to Act: Advancing the Common Interests of Labor and Environmentalists, 57 Albany Law Review 1-40 (l993).
Toxics Use Reduction Legislation: An Important “Next Step” After Right to Know, l99l Utah Law Review 707-748 (1991).
Right to Know Provisions of California’s Proposition 65: The Naiveté of the Delaney Clause Revisited, l5 Harvard Environmental Law Review 493 - 527 (l99l).
A Proposal for a National Risk Assessment Clearinghouse, l4 Columbia Journal of Environmental Law, l40l-l443 (l989).
The Need for a National Risk Assessment Communication Policy, Harvard Environmental Law Review 11 38l - 4l4 (l987).
Toxic Substance Regulation: A Compelling Situation for Revival of the Delegation Doctrine, 24 American Business Law Journal l - 24 (l986).
Articles in Encyclopedia of Business, Gale Research, Inc. First edition: 1995. Second Edition: 2000. Articles that appeared in first edition were revised for 2000.
The Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation & Liability Act (Superfund) (1995 & 2000)
Environmental Law and Business (1995 & 2000)
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) (1995 & 2000)
Globalization (2000)
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) (2000)
International Privatization (2000)
ISO 9000 (2000)
ISO 14000 (2000)
Mexican Law (1995 & 2000)
The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) (1995 & 2000)
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) (1995 & 2000)
Partnerships (2000)
The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) (1995 & 2000)
Strategic Alliances (2000)
Summit of the Americas (2000)
Sustainable Development (2000)
Articles in Environmental Encyclopedia, Gale Research, Inc. First edition: 1994. Second edition: 1998. Articles that appeared in first edition were revised for 1998.
ISO 14000 International Environmental Management Standards (1998)
Mexican Environmental Law (1998)
Toxics Use Reduction Legislation (1994 & 1998)
Right to Act Legislation (1994 & 1998)
The Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Act (1994 & 1998)
William Ruckleshaus (1994 & 1998)
Helen Caldicott (1994 & 1998)
The National Priorities List (1994 & 1998)
NIOSH (1994 & 1998).
Articles in World of Biology, Gale Research, Inc. First edition: 1998.
Radioactive Waste (1998)
Synergistic Effects (1998)
Teratogen (1998)
Toxics (1998)
Zoology (1998)
Book chapter: “The Crucial, Yet Difficult, Partnership Between Science and the Law in Litigation and Regulation Related to Toxic Substances” in Selected Readings on Business and the Law (1st edition 1991, 2d edition 1994).
Lee Clarke, Acceptable Risk: Making Decisions in a Toxic Environment, 40 Depaul Law Review ll65 - ll74 (l99l). Symposium issue on Integrated Environmental Management.
Mark Sagaff, The Economy of the Earth: Philosophy, Law and the Environment, 35 Wayne Law Review l25l-l260 (l989). (Co-authored with J. Nesteruk.)
Hugh D. Crone, Chemicals & Society: A Guide to the New Age, 57 University of Cincinnati Law Review l005-l0l3 (l989).
Michael A. Kamrin, Toxicology: A Primer on Toxicology Principles and Applications, 40 Administrative Law Review 56l-566 (l988).
K.S. Shrader-Frechette, Risk Analysis and Scientific Method, 56 University of Cincinnati Law Review 989-997 (l988).
Controlling Chemicals: The Politics of Regulation in Europe and the United States
Ronald Brickman, Sheila Jasanoff, & Thomas Ilgen, Controlling Chemicals: The Politics of Regulation IN Europe and the United States, 55 University of Cincinnati Law Review, ll73-ll79 (l987).
Joseph F. Dimento, Environmental Law and American Business, 26 Natural Resources Journal, 906-908 (l986).
John Urquhart & Klaus Heilmann, Risk Watch: The Odds of Life, 13 Ecology Law Quarterly 361-369 (1986).
Alice M. Ottoboni, The Dose Makes The Poison: A Plain-Language Guide to Toxicology, 38 Administrative Law Review 209-212 (1986).
James S. Coleman, The Asymmetric Society and Power and the Structure of Society, 11 Thurgood Marshall Law Review 283-287 (1985). Reviews two books.
You can view my current curriculum vitae on my MSU faculty page. It lists most of my publications and gives citations. Many of them cannot be posted on this website because of copyright protections, but you can look them up in other public sources.