Peter W. Huber | Academic Influence

Why Is Peter W. Huber Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Peter William Huber was a Canadian-American lawyer and author who served as a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and was a founding partner at the law firm of Kellogg, Huber, Hansen, Todd, Evans & Figel. He is credited with popularizing the term "junk science" in 1991, and articulating a conservative approach to environmentalism in his 2000 book, Hard Green: Saving the Environment from the Environmentalists.

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Peter W. Huber's Published Works

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Published Works

Liability : The Legal Revolution and Its Consequences (1988) (105)
Administrative Creation of Property Rights to Radio Spectrum* (1998) (53)
Hard Green: Saving the Environment from the Environmentalists - A Conservative Manifesto (1999) (42)
Federal Telecommunications Law (1992) (42)
Law and Disorder in Cyberspace: Abolish the FCC and Let Common Law Rule the Telecosm (1997) (28)
The Intercircuit Committee (1987) (18)
Theory for electric charging in liquid hydrocarbon filtration (1977) (16)
A Tale of Two Agencies: A Comparative Analysis of FCC and DOJ Review of Telecommunications Mergers (2000) (13)
A model for the electric charging process in fuel filtration (1975) (11)
Electric charging in liquid hydrocarbon filtration: A comparison of theory and experiments (1977) (9)
The new competitive environment (1989) (8)
On the Scaling Laws for Air Clearing in Water-Type Pressure Suppression Systems (1978) (7)
Research approach to reentry communications blackout (1965) (7)
The Telecommunications Act of 1996: Special report (1996) (6)
Federal Broadband Law (2002) (5)
Experimental Tests of the Scaling Laws for Air Clearing in Water-Type Pressure Suppression Systems (1978) (5)
On the Radial Oscillations of Multiple Gas Bubbles in an Incompressible Liquid (1981) (5)
Research approaches to the problem of reentry communications blackout (1965) (5)
Measurement Methods for Fluid Shear Stress. (1982) (4)
Comments on Gavis and Wagne's correlation for the charging current generated during liquid hydrocarbon filtration (1977) (4)
Orwell's Revenge: The 1984 Palimpsest (1994) (4)
Small scale modeling of hydrodynamic forces in pressure suppression systems. Final report. [BWR] (1977) (3)
Little risks and big fears. (1987) (3)
Steam bubble collapse, water hammer and piping network response. Volume I. Steam bubble collapse and water hammer in piping systems: experiments and analysis. Final report (1980) (3)
Piping Response to Steam-Generated Water Hammer (1981) (3)
Coping with Phantom Risks in the Courts (1995) (3)
Electricity and the Environment: In Search of Regulatory Authority (1987) (3)
Sandra Day O'Connor (1992) (3)
Electric charging in liquid hydrocarbon filtration (1976) (2)
Reduced Scale Simulations of Boiling Water Reactor Pool Swell: Some Limitations to the Scaling Laws (1980) (2)
Civil Compensation and Its Discontents: A Response to Huber (1990) (2)
Neocontract Polemics and Unconscionable Scholarship@@@Liability: The Legal Revolution and Its Consequences (1990) (1)
Considerations in small-scale modeling of pool swell in BWR containments (1979) (1)
Some Comparisons Between Small-Scale Pool Swell Experiments and Model Predictions (1980) (1)
Personal Injury, Tort Law, and Compensation@@@Liability: The Legal Revolution and Its Consequences@@@Personal Injury: Prevention and Recovery (1991) (1)
Steam bubble collapse, water hammer and piping network response. Volume II. Piping network response to steam generated water hammer. Final report (1980) (1)
A model for the electrostatic charging process in fuel filtration (1974) (1)
A Perturbation Analysis of Fluid-Structure Interactions in a Model Test System (1981) (1)
An Unusual Protecting Power: The Wehrlin Mission of the ICRC in Moscow (1920-1938) (2010) (0)
Free vibrations in gas-liquid-structure systems (1982) (0)
Fluid-Structure Interactions in Pressure-Suppression Pools: Small-Scale Experiments and Analysis (1980) (0)
Reformulating Tort Reform (2017) (0)
Coupled Gas-Liquid-Structure Systems: Part 1—Theory (1987) (0)
Ideas for Renewing American Prosperity If you could propose one change in American policy, society or culture to revive prosperity and self-confidence, what would it be and why? (2014) (0)
How lawyers have invaded the delivery room. (1992) (0)
Malpractice on the Witness Stand (1999) (0)
Response: liability insurance and litigation. (1987) (0)
Some considerations in small-scale pool swell simulations (1978) (0)
Considerations of the communications loss during planetary atmospheric entry (1963) (0)
Tom wolfe’s New York (1988) (0)
Electrostatic charging in fuel filtration. (1974) (0)
Air bubble oscillation frequencies in boiling water reactor pressure suppression pools (1982) (0)
DO U.S. LIABILITY LAWS STIFLE INNOVATION (1993) (0)
Fluid-structure interactions in pressure-suppression pools: small-scale experiments. [BWR] (1979) (0)
Coupled Gas-Liquid-Structure Systems: Part 2—Applications (1987) (0)

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology