Discussions on the State and Local Level

Antitrust Regulation of Land Use: Federalism's Triumph over Competition, The Last Fifty Years

Author: E. Thomas Sullivan (University of Arizona)

Abstract

This Essay analyzes antitrust regulation of land use during the last fifty years, the time period Dan Mandelker played such a leading role. It is a story of how federalism as a judicial doctrine achieved ascendance over the marketplace model of competition in the field of land use regulation.

Keywords: Antitrust law, Federalism, Land use

How to Cite: Sullivan, E. T. (2000) “Antitrust Regulation of Land Use: Federalism's Triumph over Competition, The Last Fifty Years”, Washington University Journal of Law and Policy. 3(1).