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66 Vand. L. Rev. 723 (2013)
Foreign Affairs Federalism: A Revisionist Approach

handle is hein.journals/vanlr66 and id is 753 raw text is: VANDERBILT LAW REVIEW VOLUME 66 APRIL 2013 NUMBER 3 Foreign Affairs Federalism: A Revisionist Approach Daniel Abebe and Aziz Z. Huq* INTRODUCTION.......................................... 724 I. FEDERALISM AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS IN THE ZONE OF TW ILIGHT ......................................................... 732 A. Defining the Domain of Inquiry ............................. 732 B. Oscillating Positions in Federal Im m igration Law ................................................... 734 C. Conflicts in Economic Regulation........................... 736 D. The Vienna Convention and Capital P unishm ent............................................................ 739 II. FOREIGN AFFAIRS FEDERALISM DILEMMAS: A CRITIQUE OF THE EXISTING SOLUTIONS...................... 742 A. Formalist Approaches ................ ...... 743 B. Functionalist Approaches....................... 749 1. The No-Presumption Presumption ........... 750 2. The (Faux) Political Safeguards of Federalism ....................... ..... 757 III. THE CASE FOR DECENTRALIZING FOREIGN AFFAIRS FEDERALISM. ................................. ..... 760 * Assistant Professors of Law, University of Chicago Law School. We are grateful to Tom Ginsburg, Alison LaCroix, Jonathan Masur, and Eric Posner for helpful comments. We also owe many thanks to Lee Deppermann and Heather Niemetchskek for their fine research assistance, and to Adele El-Khouri, Deanna Leigh Foster, and their colleagues at the VANDERBILT LAW REVIEW for their excellent editing. Professor Huq is pleased to acknowledge the support of the Frank Cicero, Jr. Faculty Fund. Professor Abebe appreciates the support of the George J. Phocas Fund. All errors are the authors' alone. 723

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