The Affordable Care Act Decision : Philosophical and Legal Implications (Paperback)

Introduction Fritz Allhoff and Mark A. Hall  Unit 1: Context and History  1. NFIB v. Sebelius: Five Takes Glenn H. Reynolds and Brannon P. Denning  2. Popular Constitutionalism and the Affordable Care Act Josh Blackman  3. Metaphysical Philosophers and the ‘Practical Statesmanship’ of Supreme Court Justices in National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius Brian E. Butler  4. By Any Means Necessary? The Constitutionalisation of Healthcare in the United States of America, United Kingdom, and Brazil Jane Marriot and Jamie Fletcher  Unit 2: Analyzing the Opinions  5. Fractured Group Speech Acts and the Holding of NFIB v. Sebelius Caleb Mason  6. A Strategy of Increasing Judicial Power in NFIB v. Sebelius Tonja Jacobi  7. The Health Insurance Mandate Really is a Tax, and That’s a Good Thing Too Paul Gowder  8. Activity, Inactivity, and Production: Roberts’ Commerce Clause Argument  Nathan Stout  Unit 3: Individual Liberty  9. Autonomy and the ACA Individual Mandate JB Coleman  10. Employers’ Rights and the ACA Jessica Flanigan  11. Moral Pluralism and Federal Authority Jacob Affolter  12. The ACA and Religious Liberty: Principles of Adjudication R. Mary Lemmons  Unit 4: Medicaid  13. Fiscal Objections to Expanded Health Coverage: A Case Study of the ACA Alex Rajczi  14. In Defence of the ACA’s Medicaid Expansion Ishani Maitra and Brian Weatherson  15. Coercion, Political Accountability, and Voter Ignorance: The Mistaken Medicaid Expansion Ruling in NFIB v. Sebelius  Alexander A. Guerrero  16. Was the Medicaid Expansion Coercive? I. Glenn Cohen  Unit 5: Future Implications  17. Conditional Spending and the Conditional Offer Puzzle  Mitchell N. Berman  18. The Health of the Commerce Clause: The Sebelius Decision and the Future of Federal Power  Marcus Schulzke and Amanda Cortney Carroll  19. Reflections on the Rule of Law After NFIB v. Sebelius  Christopher Boom  20. "The Alien Exclusion: ACA and the Oblique Rights of Those on the Margins" Jill Hernandez