Daniel E. Ho
Professor of Law and Robert E. Paradise Faculty Fellow for Excellence in Teaching and Research

Publications & Cases

Recent Publications

Daniel E. Ho and Kevin M. Quinn, Assessing Political Positions of Media, Stanford Law and Economics Olin Working Paper, No. 343 (2007).
Daniel E. Ho, Affirmative Action's Affirmative Actions: a Reply to Sander, 114 Yale Law Journal 2011 (2005).
Daniel E. Ho and Kosuke Imai, Randomization Inference with Natural Experiments: an Analysis of Ballot Effects in the 2003 California Recall Election, 101 Journal of the American Statistical Association 888 (2006).
Daniel E. Ho, Why Affirmative Action Does Not Cause Black Students to Fail the Bar, 114 Yale Law Journal 1997 (2005).
Lee Epstein, Daniel E. Ho, Gary King and Jeffrey A. Segal, The Supreme Court During Crisis: How War Affects Only Non-war Cases, 80 New York University Law Review 1 (2005).
Daniel E. Ho, Compliance with International Soft Law : Why do Countries Implement the Basle Accord?, 5 Journal of International Economic Law 647 (2002).
Daniel E. Ho, Book Review of Establishing the Supremacy of European Law : the Making of an International Rule of Law in Europe, by Karen J. Alter, 27 Yale Journal of International Law 466 (2002).
Daniel E. Ho, Book Review of International Monetary Law : Issues for the New Millenium, Mario Giovanoli, editor, 27 Yale Journal of International Law 223 (2002).
Daniel E. Ho, Book Review of The Tiananmen Papers, by Andrew J. Nathan and Perry Link, 26 Yale Journal of International Law 541 (2001).
Daniel E. Ho, The Market Transition of East Germany, 24 Hemispheres: The Tufts University Journal of International Affairs 52 (2000).
Daniel E. Ho, The European Court of Justice: Expanding the Time Horizon of the Legal Integration Debate 6 Politica: Journal of Political Science 14 (2000).
Daniel E. Ho,, History, Normality, and the 'New Right' in Germany : Can the Past be Forgotten?, 24 Berkeley Undergraduate Journal 113 (1999).

dho@law.stanford.edu

650.723.9560

Curriculum Vitae

Education:

BA University of California - Berkeley 2000
AM Harvard University 2004
PhD Harvard University 2004
JD Yale Law School 2005

Expertise:

Administrative Law
Antidiscrimination Law
Law and Economics
Law and Society
Media and Press Law
Public Policy and Empirical Studies
Race and the Law
Regulatory Policy