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APSA Awards Presented at the 1985 Annual Meeting

Professor Scheppele's thesis explores the treatment of privacy in the American common law. She does an impressive job of challenging and, in a sense, refuting, the view that economic efficiency determines the assignment of rights. Her analysis of the case law on privacy demonstrates the importance that the courts have placed on principles of equity in the resolution of disputes. The thesis is informed by both traditional legal analysis and sociology of law. The two approaches are subtly and effectively integrated.