OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of University of Pittsburgh Law Review is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)

Article	Citations
Transforming Constitutional Doctrine Through Mandatory Appeals from Three-Judge District Courts: The Warren and Burger Courts and Their Contemporary Lessons	2
An Easement for Public Benefit: A Stick in the Bundle for Those Displaced by Eminent Domain	2
The Sixth Amendment Right to Fair Sentencing: An Analysis of Acquitted, Dismissed, and Uncharged Conduct Under the Federal Sentencing Guidelines	2
Mending a Broken Ethics Culture: The Promise and Pitfalls of the Supreme Court's Code of Conduct	1
RLUIPA’s Missing Piece: How Penal Institutions Avoid Accountability When Violating Prisoners' Religious Rights	1
Putting the "Extra" in Extracurricular: The FLSA's College Student Gap	1
Investigating Design	1
The Vanishing Appeal?	1
Supplemental Jurisdiction and § 1367: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly	1
Where the Fourth Amendment Fails: Using the European Court of Human Rights Framework to Limit Law Enforcement Agencies' Purchases of People's Data from Data Brokers	0
The 1980 Judicial Conduct and Disability Act 45 Years on—A Retrospective	0
The Long CON: An Empirical Analysis of Pharmaceutical Patent Thickets	0
Masthead	0
Masthead	0
Introduction: Knowledge Anti-Imperialism in a Propertied World	0
Improving the NCAA Through Tax—Or Lack Thereof: An Examination of the NCAA and Its 501(c)(3) Status After Rule Changes for Name, Image, and Likeness	0
The Privacy Act of 1974: The American Bill of Rights on Data and Its Unfinished Business	0
Deciding Difficult Questions of Professional Ethics: A Model of Nuanced Decision-Making	0
Futures of Law, Lawyers, and Law Schools: A Dialogue	0
Assessing Law Student Learning in the Age of AI	0
Public Rights and Taxation: A Brief Response to Professor Parrillo	0
A "Compelling" Exception to Garcetti	0
United States Would Be Closer to Fulfilling the Trust Responsibility if Permanent Supportive Housing Was a Covered Medicaid Benefit	0
Constitutionality of Pennsylvania's Sex-Selective Abortion Ban Post-Dobbs and Its Discriminatory Impact on Asian American Pacific Islander Women	0
"Volunteer" Searches	0

Legal Stories Without Villains	0
From the Frying Pan to the Fire: SCOTUS’ FSIA Inaction as Further Permitting Executive Branch Intervention in “Takings Exception” Cases and its Consequences in Forcing Holocaust Plaintiffs to Return t	0
Tradition Is a Trap	0
Law School as Masculine Competition	0
Harmless AI Error	0
Introduction to the "Disarmed, Distracted, Disconnected and Distressed: Modern Legal Education and the Unmaking of American Lawyers" Symposium Issue	0
Administration and Faculty	0
Artificial Intelligence and Democracy's Information Problem	0
Perfect Storm for Legal Education: Privatization, Polarization, and Pedagogy	0
Section 230 in the Post-COVID Era: Health Misinformation and Social Media	0
The Constitution America Could Have Had	0
Remembering the Origins of Modern Legal Education	0
From Likes to Losses: A Call for Regulatory Action in the Domain of Social Media and Cryptocurrency	0
Masthead	0
Justice In Her Labyrinth: Doctrinal Reasoning, Lacanian Psychoanalysis, and Legal Formalism's Problem of the Subject	0
The New Copyright Manifesto: The Case for Reparations for African American Music Artists	0
Introduction to a Symposium Honoring Arthur D. Hellman	0
Personal Jurisdiction in Negative-Value Class Suits	0
The Degree of Harm: Toward a Cogent Fraud Exception to Client Confidentiality	0
Right to Breathe: A Constitutional Path to an Environmental Amendment	0
Case for (and Against) ABA Regulation of Non-J.D. Programs	0
The Devil Is in the Debris: How Contextual Deficiency in Forensic Fire Debris Analysis Contributes to Wrongful Convictions	0
The Ninth Amendment: The "Hard Problem" of U.S. Constitutional Law	0
America’s Failure to Hold President Trump Accountable for the Crimes of January 6: A Story of the Justice Department’s Delay, the Special Counsel’s Bad Choices, and the Supreme Court’s Misguided Immun	0
Regulatory Tensions in Telemedicine and the Realities of Virtual Care Post Pandemic	0
Masthead	0
What Law Students Learn	0
You Have the Right to Remain Misunderstood: The Impact of Miranda’s High Linguistic Standards on Non-Native English Speakers Invoking Their Rights	0
Sticky Procedure and Procedural Values in the Federal Appellate Courts	0
Expanding the Bivens Doctrine: Why Courts Are Capable of Finding Additional Causes of Action in Prisoner Litigation	0
The Federal Courts Are Not Bias Free Zones: An Argument for Eliminating Diversity Jurisdiction	0
The Special Education Bargain	0
Erratum to Regulatory Tensions in Telemedicine and the Realities of Virtual Care Post Pandemic	0
Public Art, The Visual Artists Rights Act Of 1990, And The Problem Of Conspicuous Concealment	0
Langdell and the Eclipse of Character	0
(Un)Perfect Fit: Evaluating the Fitness of the Model Rules in Law School Codes of Conduct	0
All Is Fair If We Pretend It Is: How The Cognitive Limitations Of The Brain Undermine Our Judicial System	0
Reshaping Intellectual Property Scholarship from Within	0
Teaching Constitutional Law in a Legal Realist World	0
Administration and Faculty	0
The Thin Blue Line Between Virtue and Vice: Confronting the Moral Harms of Policing	0
Masthead	0
Erratum to Personal Jurisdiction in Negative-Value Class Suits	0
Depolarizing America with Ranked-Choice Voting	0
Deep-Seabed Mining Beyond National Jurisdictions: A Serviceable Enterprise or a Hostage to Fortune?	0
Article 9 Foreclosures: When Is a Sale Not a Sale?	0
I Quit: Lessons for Educators from the Great Resignation	0
Criminal Justice Technology and the Regulatory Sandbox: Toward Balancing Justice, Accountability, and Innovation	0
The Law(s) of the Arbitration Agreement	0
Masthead	0

Diversity & Inclusion in an Increasingly Consolidated Publishing Industry	0
Lessons Learned in Effective Advocacy	0
Administration and Faculty	0
Volume 85 Masthead	0
Administration and Faculty	0
Masthead	0
(Not) Ready for Their Close-Up: Camera-Shy Colleges Lose First Amendment Focus in Restricting Campus Filming	0
Regulating Judicial Lobbyists To Reform Supreme Court Ethics	0
Jurisdictional Reform in and out of Congress: An Essay for Judge Weis	0
Injunction-Junction, What's Your Function?: An Analysis of Injunctive Relief in Arbitration	0
Masthead	0
Administration and Faculty	0
Can Lockstep Find Its Footing Again? Why the Lockstep Compensation Model Creates a Culture for Providing Better Legal Services	0
Erratum to Consent Decrees and Federal Jurisdiction	0
Weinberger's Effect on Dissenters' Rights Actions in Pennsylvania	0
Administration and Faculty	0
Prescriptive Comity: From Standards to Rules	0
Administration and Faculty	0
Remedying Tensions in Antitrust Arbitration: The DOJ Antitrust Division and the Administrative Dispute Resolution Act of 1996	0
Abolitionist Creativity, Care, and the Shadow of Intellectual Property	0
Truth Will Set You Free (Unless It's a Threat): Examining the Mens Rea Required in True Threats	0
Administration and Faculty	0
Training Law Students to Model Civility When Social Media Makes Civility Harder to Maintain	0
Culturally Proficient Lawyering: A Framework and Rubric Supporting Learning Outcomes and Objectives	0
Protecting Individuals, Institutions, and Innovation in the U.S. Government's Crackdown on "Foreign Influence"	0
Almost Citing Slavery: Townshend v. Townshend in Wills & Trusts Casebooks	0
Rational Actors, Class Action Waivers, and the Emergence of Mass Individual Arbitration Demands	0
Raising the Bar	0
Rule 23: What it Reveals About How, and When, Courts Should Ascertain the Identities of Individual Class Members	0
Reflections on the Flying Buttresses of Class Action Settlement Approval	0
A Neo-Federalist View of the Supreme Court’s Docket: Analyzing Case Selection and Ideological Alignment	0
The Protean Procurement Act	0
Symposium Foreword: Editors' Introduction	0
Astronauts and Asylum: Investigating the Intersection Between Outer Space and Immigration	0
Inadvertent Dishonesty	0
Do You Need This Drug? Television Ads Say “Yes,” but the FCC Should Say “No”: A Blackout on Direct-to-Consumer Prescription Drug Advertisements	0
Childhood, Likelihood, and Probative Value: A Further Call for Greater Probity and Less Childism in Evidence Law	0
Concluding Remarks by Conference Co-Organizer	0
The Unintended Costs of Advance Waivers of Future Conflicts	0
Administration and Faculty	0
Masthead	0
Saving the Common Law of Contracts from Politics and Codification: Holmes, Langdell, and Legal Science	0
(Un)Informed Consent: An Ethical Fiduciary Theory for Pre-Abortion Counseling Laws	0
Revisiting Christian Legal Society v. Martinez: Reimagining the Governance of Religious Student Organizations Through the Lens of the Church Autonomy Doctrine	0
Rebalancing the Burden of Proof for Trade Secrets Cases in China: A Detailed Scrutiny and Comparative Analysis of Article 32	0
Consent Decrees and Federal Jurisdiction	0
Article Intelligence in the Fashion Industry	0
Permissive Exemptions and Entrenchment	0
Masthead	0
Making Medical Education (and Legal Education) More Humane	0
Protecting Nurses with Workplace Violence Prevention Legislation in Pennsylvania	0
An Empirical Study Of Tobacco Punitive Damages	0
Introduction to a Festschrift Honoring Professor Rhonda Wasserman	0
Urgenda vs. Juliana: Lessons for Future Climate Change Litigation Cases	0
Masthead	0
Girlbosses Should Girl-Unionize	0
Wayward Samaritans: "Non-Profit" Hospitals and Their Tax Exempt Status	0
Taking Back Innovation: Threading the Needle on Ownership and Control of Federally Funded Inventions	0
Masthead	0
From Past to Present: Funding the Pennsylvania Public Education System	0
Scientology’s Frankenstein Clause: The Stitched Monstrosity Of Religious Arbitration Contracts	0
Administration and Faculty	0
Newer Problems in an Old, Broken Campaign Finance Regime—a Post-2024 Reflection	0
Administration and Faculty	0
Restoring Congress's Authority Under Article I to Abrogate the States' Eleventh Amendment Immunity: A Remedy That is Long Overdue	0