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The Revolution in Welfare Administration: Rules, Discretion & Entrepreneurial Government
- M. Diller
- Political Science
- 18 February 2001
This paper examines the tremendous changes in the administrative structure of the welfare system that have occurred since 1996. The new administrative model emerging from welfare reform eschews…
Tensions and Coherence in Disability Policy: The Uneasy Relationship Between Social Welfare and Civil Rights Models of Disability in American, European and International Employment Law
- L. Waddington, M. Diller
- Political ScienceDisability Rights Law and Policy: International…
- 1 January 2002
Judicial Backlash, the ADA, and the Civil Rights Model
- M. Diller
- Political Science
- 2000
Sometimes legislation enacted with little fanfare or comment proves profoundly important.' Major changes in government programs can appear almost inadvertent. Presumably the converse can be true as…
PRACTICAL POSITIVISM VERSUS PRACTICAL PERFECTIONISM: THE HART-FULLER DEBATE AT FIFTY
- Benjamin c. Zipursky, M. Diller, J. Waldron
- Law
- 2008
This Article offers a new reading of Hart’s classic Positivism and the Separation of Law and Morals by rethinking the form of positivism Hart was putting forward. Hart’s separationism was not…
Tort and Social Welfare Principles in the Victim Compensation Fund
- M. Diller
- Law
- 27 January 2004
The World Trade Center Victims' Compensation Fund is based on a blend of a private law regime (tort law) and government benefit programs rooted in public law. Unlike other programs that straddle the…
Are We Ready for the Next Financial Crisis
- M. Diller, Eic F. Grossman, Richard K. Kim, Richard Squire, David M. Gallagher
- Education
- 1 April 2016
Matthew Diller'Fordham University School of LawPanelEric F. Grossman"Morgan StanleyRichard K. Kim'"Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & KatzRichard SquirenFordham University School of LawKeynote AddressDaniel…
Dissonant Disability Policies: The Tensions between the Americans with Disabilities Act and Federal Disability Benefit Programs
- M. Diller
- Philosophy
- 1 April 1998
Matthew Diller* I. Introduction Americans have contradictory attitudes toward individuals with disabilities. We respond to disability with a mixture of pity, admiration, paternalism, fear, bigotry,…
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