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University of Pennsylvania Journal of Law and Public Affairs

Symposium: Is Government Broken?

Front Matter

Note from the Editor-in-Chief

Miriam Archibong

The Ethos of Public Service at Penn Law

Theodore W. Ruger

Is Government Broken?

Kasim Reed

Articles

The Challenges to Political Legitimacy in Contemporary America

Rogers M. Smith

An Initial, but Positive, Step in the Direction of Cybersecurity

Saxby Chambliss

Restoring Trust in the Responsive City

Stephen Goldsmith and Craig Campbell

Fixing the Sixties: Simplify Government and Restore Human Responsibility

Philip K. Howard

Broken Governments Across the Atlantic: What is the Role of Information Infrastructures?

Anne Meuwese

Is Government Really Broken?

Cary Coglianese

Comments

Preserving the Impartiality and Constitutionality of SEC ALJs: Congressional Reform over Administrative Remediation

Kaiya Arroyo

Mothers in Crisis: Redefining and Expanding the Disaster Law Framework to Address Pregnant Women's Health Care Needs

Nancy Zambrana