Articles
What If the Nearest Grocery Store Was Miles Away?
Understanding limited food access through the lens of corporate power
Alice Yang
Commercializing the Federal Government
How exploiting the Federal Acquisition Streamlining Act wins government contracts
Sophia Leswing
The Innocent Victims of the Dopamine Economy
How corporations use children’s developmental vulnerabilities to create life-long consumers.
Gauri Sood
In the Habit of Hate
How Social Media Profits from Radicalization & Mass Harassment.
Harvard Law Student
Migrant Bodies as Commodities
A Look into the For-Profit Migrant Detention Industry
Gabriel Eskandari
Corporations Ghostwriting our Dangerous Foreign Policy
A lawsuit against US arms companies exposes corporate power’s reach
Rachel Dweikat
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[F]law School Episode 14: Banking on Discrimination
Citibank, Armenian Americans, and Corporate Bias
Talish Babaian
Animal or Industry Welfare?
How a secret USDA policy keeps animals in research hidden
Magdalene Beck
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Corporate Greed in Indian Country
On the Osage reservation, Big Oil’s schemes span the Koch bros. to orphan wells
Anne DeLong
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[F]law School Episode 12: The Body (S)camera
How corporations manipulate public fears and deepen police power all for profit.
Priya Pookkulam
Small Government, Big Business
Corporate interests are invading the American municipality
Laura Kern
![[F]law School Episode 11: The Midnight Shift](https://theflaw.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/FBPhoto_Hinrichs4-640x427.png)
