North Carolina Law Review
About the North Carolina Law Review:
The North Carolina Law Review is a student-operated journal at the University of North Carolina School of Law which publishes scholarship relevant to the interests of judges, attorneys, researchers, and students in North Carolina and nationwide.
You can learn more at the official North Carolina Law Review website.
Current Issue: Volume 100, Number 5 (2022)
Front Matter
Principles of Home Rule for the 21st Century
National League of Cities
Articles
Do Local Governments Really Have Too Much Power? Understanding the National League of Cities' Principles of Home Rule for the 21st Century
Nestor M. Davidson and Richard C. Schragger
Election Law Localism and Democracy
Richard Briffault
Local Budgets, Local Decisions: The Home Rule for the 21st Century Project's State Support for Local Democracy Provisions
Erin Adele Scharff
Redemption Localism
Daniel Farbman
Volume 100
- Editor in Chief
- Hannah K. Caison
- Executive Articles Editor
- Grace T. Henley
- Executive Comments Editor
- Isabela M. Palmieri
- Executive Forum Editor
- Kelley M. Petcavich
- Managing Editor
- Sarah A. Benecky
- Publication Editor
- Nathan Pinnell
- Articles Editors
- George Dylan Boan
- Courtney M. Cohen
- Rowan E. Conybeare
- Kimberly M. Cornella
- Le Ho
- Avery J. Locklear
- William W. Metcalf
- Peter A. Newman
- Christiane L. Smedley
- Symposium Editors
- Alexander N. Krause
- Meredith I. Lewis
- Forum Editors
- Zachary A. Marks
- Katarina D. Stockton
- Contributing Editors
- Taylor M. Belknap
- Lauren V. Boone
- Gabrielle L. Motsinger
- Allison N. Schmidt
- Comments Editors
- Bonnie M. Ballard
- Jeffrey M. Holmes
- Kathryn A. Johnson
- Laura E. Johnson
- Caroline P. Lim
- Micah A. Rubin
- Christie N. Shaw