Faculty Publications
As of August 2017, this database is no longer being updated. For the most current publications from the faculty, students, and staff of Touro University, please check our institutional repository, Touro Scholar, and email any questions or publication submissions to touro.scholar@touro.edu.
Total number of publications: 7,082
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Lewyn, M. (2014). Suburban sprawl: Weaker but still alive [Review of The end of the suburbs, by L. Gallagher]. Real Estate Law Journal, 43(1).
Lewyn, M. (2015). Against the neighborhood veto. Real Estate Law Journal, 44(1), 82-97. This material can be found here.
Lewyn, M. (2015). American dreams, American realities [Review of the book Zoned in the USA: The origins and implications of American land use regulation, by S. Hirt]. Real Estate Law Journal, 44, 292-300. This material can be found here.
Lewyn, M. (2015). "Is an apartment a nuisance?" Real Estate Law Journal, 43(4), 509-519. This material can be found here.
Lewyn, M. (2015). The (somewhat) false hope of comprehensive planning. University of Hawai‘i Law Review, 37, 39-71. doi:10.2139/ssrn.2562729
Lewyn, M. (2015). Yes to infill, no to nuisance. Fordham Urban Law Journal, 42, 841-868. This material can be found here.
Lewyn, M. (2016). Deny, deny, deny. Real Estate Law Journal, 44, 558-572. This material can be found here.
Lewyn, M. (2016). How to make suburbia less sprawling. Real Estate Law Journal, 45(1), 115-127.
Lewyn, M. (2016). The roots of expensive zoning. Real Estate Law Journal, 45(2), 256-266. This material can be found here.
Lewyn, M. (2016). Two arguments against home-sharing. Real Estate Law Journal, 45, 432-443. This material can be found here.
Lewyn, M. (2016). When Scalia wasn't such an originalist. Touro Law Review, 34(4), 747-751. This material can be found here.
Lewyn, M. (2017). Government intervention and suburban sprawl: The case for market urbanism. New York, NY: Palgrave Macmillan. doi:10.1057/978-1-349-95149-9
Lewyn, M. (2017). The criminalization of walking. Illinois Law Review, 2017(3), 1167-1195. This material can be found here.
Lewyn, M. (2017). The environmentalist case for sprawl - and why it
fails. Real Estate Law Journal, 46, 92-105. This material can be found here.Lewyn, M. (2017). The middle class, urban schools, and choice. Belmont Law Review, 4(1), 85-107. This material can be found here.
Lewyn, M. (2017). The Obama administration's parting shot. Real Estate Law Journal, 45(4), 598-606. This material can be found here.
Lewyn, M., & Leaf, W. (2015). Internally buffered districts: A new technique to make zoning less exclusionary. Real Estate Law Journal, 44, 330.
Lewyn, M., & Schechtman, J. (2015). No parking anytime: The legality and wisdom of maximum parking and minimum density requirements. Washburn Law Journal, 54(2), 285-302. This material can be found here.
Liccione, M. T. & Adams-Schoen, S. (2014). Land use law update: The Court of Appeals issues a victory for home rule in Wallach v. Town of Dryden and Cooperstown Holstein Corp. v. Town of Middlefield. Municipal Lawyer, 28(3), 43-44. This material can be found here.
Luckman, M. H., Strafer, D., & Lipski, C. (2016). Three years later, Sandy survivors remain homeless. Touro Law Review, 32(2), 313-349. This material can be found here.
Maligno, T., & Rajotte, B. (2015). Trial by water: Reflections on Superstorm Sandy. Fordham Environmental Law Review, 26, 345-382. This material can be found here.
Malin, M. H., & Scherer, D. D. (2010). In honor of Clyde W. Summers. Employee Rights & Employment Policy Journal, 14(1), 1-4.
Miller, M. R. (2010). Contract law, party sophistication and the new formalism. Missouri Law Review, 75(2), 493-530. This material can be found here.
Miller, M. R. (2011). An illusory right to appeal: Substantial Constitutional questions at the New York Court of Appeals. Pace Law Review, 31(2), 583-599.
Miller, M. R. (2013). Party sophistication and value pluralism in contract. Touro Law Review, 29, 659.
