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Volume 6, Issue 1: Public Budgets: Building Better Budgets (Fall 2012)
- A New Era of State and Fiscal Policy
  6 Alb. Govt. L. Rev. vii (2012)
  Thomas P. DiNapoli
- The Collapse of Catholic School Enrollment: The Unintended Consequence of the Charter School Movement
  6 Alb. Govt. L. Rev. 001 (2012)
  Abraham M. Lackman
- Tobacco Securitization & Public Spending
  6 Alb. Govt. L. Rev. 21 (2012)
  Dr. Craig L. Johnson, Dr. Sharon N. Kioko & Yulianti Abbas
- The Trouble with tax Increase Limitations
  6 Alb. Govt. L. Rev. 50 (2012)
  David Gamage & Darien Shanske
- The Budget Crisis Associated with State and Local Employee Health Care Costs
  6 Alb. Govt. L. Rev. 83 (2012)
  Kevin M. Bronner
- A Case for Adding a Long-Term Budget Constraint to the Congressional Budget Process
  6 Alb. Govt. L. Rev. 110 (2012)
  Imtiaz Bhatti & Marvin Phaup
- Blueprint for Modernizing Built Environment Law: A View from the Budget
  6 Alb. Govt. L. Rev. 148 (2012)
  Terri Matthews
- The Student Loan Bubble: How the Mortgage Crisis can Inform the Bankruptcy Courts
  6 Alb. Govt. L. Rev. 179 (2012)
  Andrew Woodman
- Dynamite, Disaster, and Disappearing Options: How the EPA is Losing the Battle Against Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining Practices
  6 Alb. Govt. L. Rev. 224 (2012)
  Laura Bomyea

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