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• Networked Governance and Pragmatic Constitutionalism:  The New Transformation of Europe, with Jonathan Zeitlin, latest draft, February 2003
• Emerging Model of Public School Governance and Legal Reform: Beyond Redistribution and Privatization, with James Liebman, latest draft, December 2002
• The Federal No Child Left Behind Act and the Post-Desegregation Civil Rights Agenda, with James Liebman, latest draft February 2003
• Multiscale networks are ultra-robust and scalable, with Peter Sheridan Dodds and Duncan Watts, latest draft March 2003 (pdf format).
• Learning to Learn: Untying the Gordian Knot of Development Today, with Sanjay Reddy
• Diversity, Not Specialization: The Ties that Bind the (New) Industrial District
• Sovereignty and Solidarity in the EU, with Josh Cohen
• Directly Deliberative Polyarchy: An institutional ideal for Europe?, with Oliver Gerstenberg
• Pragmatic Collaborations: Advancing Knowledge while Controlling Opportunism, with Susan Helper and John Paul MacDuffie, (46 pgs, in pdf format)
• Democratic Experimentalism: What To Do about Wicked Problems after Whitehall, with Rory O'Donnell,  (20 pgs)
• Ratcheting Labor Standards, with Archon Fung and Dara O'Rourke (45 pgs); version for Financial Times (5 pgs), as World Bank Social Protection Discussion Paper (50 pgs); response from Advisory Committee of Labor Standards and Human Rights, University of Michigan, May 2000; Boston Review version, February/March 2001
• An Unlikely Democracy: The US at the Millennium, (30 pages)
• Drug Treatment Courts and Emergent Experimentalist Government, with Michael Dorf (80 pgs) in pdf format, and also as Word document
• Open Labor Standards, with Archon Fung and Dara O'Rourke (40 pgs)
• Backyard Environmentalism, with Archon Fung and Brad Karkkainen
  • Responses to Backyard Environmentalism
  • Reply to Responses
  • Boston Review version
• A Constitution of Democratic Experimentalism, with Michael Dorf
• Directly Deliberative Polyarchy, with Joshua Cohen (50 pgs)
• Design, Deliberation, and Democracy (aka "Flexibility" or "Durkheim/Hayek", 60 pgs)
• Intelligible Differences (aka "Path Dependency", 32 pgs)
• Experimental Regionalism (37 pgs)
• Stabilization through Reorganization (aka "Russia" or "World Bank", 50 pgs)
• Local Development in Ireland, Chapters 1-2
• Local Development in Ireland, Chapters 3-4
• Local Development in Ireland, Chapter 5-end (100 pgs)
• Ungoverned Production (aka "Japan", 16 pgs)