“Constructive Tuesday” Top Ten – Contracts & Commercial Law Downloads for November 3, 2021

November 3, 2021

Some days are “one of those days,” like yesterday for yours truly. But the Tuesday Top Ten is not bound by the pedestrian constraints of the time-space continuum! We hereby declare this day to be Constructive Tuesday and offer the following peek into what is happening on SSRN. Take a look:

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Contracts & Commercial Law eJournal

Recent Top Papers (60 days)

As of: 04 Sep 2021 – 03 Nov 2021

Rank	Paper	Downloads
1.	The Property Law of Tokens Juliet M. Moringiello and Christopher K. Odinet Widener University – Commonwealth Law School and University of Iowa – College of Law	489
2.	The New Formalism in Private Law Paul B. Miller Notre Dame Law School	303
3.	Should Gatekeepers Be Allowed to Combine Data? – Ideas for Art. 5(a) of the Draft Digital Markets Act Rupprecht Podszun Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf – Faculty of Law	277
4.	Contracts in Code? Dr Eliza Mik and Dr Eliza Mik The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) – Faculty of LawTILT	220
5.	Arthur Linton Corbin Gregory Klass Georgetown University Law Center	150
6.	Private Law Theory: The State of the Art Steve Hedley University College Cork	139
7.	Narrative Capacity James Toomey Harvard University – Harvard Law School	114
8.	The Rise of Plain Language Laws Michael Blasie Pennsylvania State University, Dickinson Law	111
9.	Advertising Injustices: Marketing Race and Credit in America Jim Hawkins and Tiffany Penner University of Houston Law Center and University of Houston, Law Center	98
10.	The “Code Adjudicator” Model: The Pubs Code, Statutory Arbitration and the Tied Lease Jed Meers and Liz Hind University of York, York Law School and University of York	97

Top Downloads For:

Law & Society: Private Law – Contracts eJournal

Recent Top Papers (60 days)

As of: 04 Sep 2021 – 03 Nov 2021

Rank	Paper	Downloads
1.	Contracts in Code? Dr Eliza Mik and Dr Eliza Mik The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) – Faculty of LawTILT	220
2.	Arthur Linton Corbin Gregory Klass Georgetown University Law Center	150
3.	Narrative Capacity James Toomey Harvard University – Harvard Law School	114
4.	The Rise of Plain Language Laws Michael Blasie Pennsylvania State University, Dickinson Law	111
5.	The “Code Adjudicator” Model: The Pubs Code, Statutory Arbitration and the Tied Lease Jed Meers and Liz Hind University of York, York Law School and University of York	97
6.	Artificial Intelligence and Agents Daniel Kiat Boon Seng and Cheng Han Tan Director, Centre for Technology, Robotics, AI and the Law, Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore and City University of Hong Kong (CityU) – School of Law; Centre for Public Affairs and Law; Centre for Chinese and Comparative Law	94
7.	Diversity, ESG, and Latent Board Power Gregory H. Shill and Matthew Strand University of Iowa College of Law and affiliation not provided to SSRN	71
8.	An Impending ‘Avalanche’: Debt Collection and Consumer Harm after COVID-19 Lucinda O’Brien, Vivien Chen, Ian Ramsay and Paul Ali Melbourne Law School, Monash University – Department of Business Law & Taxation, Melbourne Law School – University of Melbourne and University of Melbourne – Law School	60
9.	Pirate Arbitration David Horton University of California, Davis – School of Law	35
10.	Appendices to the Rise of Plain Language Laws Michael Blasie Pennsylvania State University, Dickinson Law	32

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