The George Washington Law Review

THE
GEORGE WASHINGTON
LAW REVIEW

FOREWORD

From Takeover to Merger: Reforming Administrative Law in an Age of Agency Politicization	David J. Barron
ARTICLE
A Problem of Remedy: Responding to Treasury's (Lack of) Compliance with Administrative Procedure Act Rulemaking Requirements	Kristin E. Hickman
BOOK REVIEW
Outsourcing Is Not Our Only Problem	Richard J. Pierce, Jr.
NOTE
Defining Disclosure in a Digital Age: Updating the Privacy Act for the Twenty-First Century	Jonathan C. Bond
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW ESSAYS
Of Embassy Guards and Rock Stars: Why the Department of State Should Provide Compensation for Torts Committed by Embassy Guards Abroad	Reetuparna Dutta
The Impact of Executive Order 13,422 on Presidential Oversight of Agency Administration	Michael Hissam
After Blackwater: A Mission-Focused Jurisdictional Regime for Private Military Contractors During Contingency Operations	Michael Hurst
Between a Rock and a Hard Place: The Export of Technical Data Under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations	Mollie McGowan
Restoring Reason: Reformulating the Swerve Doctrine of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers v. State Farm	Joshua McKarcher
Converse-Erie: The Key to Federalism in an Increasingly Administrative State	Joseph R. Oliveri
Is It Safe to Chevron "Two-Step" in a Hurricane? A Critical Examination of How Expanding the Government's Role in Disaster Relief Will Only Exacerbate the Damage	Ross C. Paolino
Too Many Cooks in the Galley: Overlapping Agency Jurisdiction of Ballast Water Regulation	Loren Remsberg
Freedom of Speech and the FDA's Regulation of Off-Label Drug Uses	Jacob Rogers
Mandating Unfunded Mandates? Agency Discretion in Rulemaking After Massachusetts v. EPA	R. Andrew Schwentker

VOLUME 76 NUMBER 5 AUGUST 2008