@article{d93a4cce63a548538cb7631092ce3cd5,
title = "Choice-of-Law as Non-Constitutional Federal Law",
author = "Rosen, \{Mark D.\}",
note = "Domestic choice-of-law is widely bemoaned for being a chaotic mess, with states using a half dozen different approaches. But if we praise 'our federalism' for allowing states to adopt divergent laws that best reflect their citizens' distinctive values, why are different tort and family laws across states normatively acceptable but not choice-of-law?",
year = "2015",
month = feb,
day = "3",
language = "American English",
journal = "Minnesota Law Review",
}