His primary research and writing field is the economic analysis of property law, and he is particularly interested in the theoretical analysis of takings, externalities, and opportunistic behavior. Kelly has published articles in journals such as the Cornell Law Review, Harvard Law Review Forum, and Supreme Court Economic Review and has presented papers in various conferences and workshops including the American Law and Economics Association Annual Meeting, Harvard and Stanford Law and Economics Seminars, and Stanford-Yale Junior Faculty Forum. He also has served as a referee for the American Law and Economics Review, Journal of Legal Analysis, and Yale University Press. For more on Professor Kelly, visit his faculty profile web page.