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Are Uber and Transportation Network Companies the Future of Transportation (Law) and Employment (Law)?
This Article largely eschews easy or reflexive judgments about Uber or other TNCs. In this piece, the Author asks two questions about the economic, social, technical, and political aspects of TNCs and their interactions with the law. First, are Uber and TNCs the future of transportation (and transpo
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