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Can Governments Impose a New Tort Duty to Prevent External Risks? The ‘No-Fault’ Theories Behind Today’s High-Stakes Government

Can Governments Impose a New Tort Duty to Prevent External Risks? The ‘No-Fault’ Theories Behind Today’s High-Stakes Government

By Hans Bader [1]
November 01, 2009
Originally published in Wake Forest Law Review [2]

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[2] http://tortssymposium.law.wfu.edu/papers/schwartz.pdf