Ian Ayres & John J. Donohue

5-8-03
Ian Ayres & John Donohue's Lack of data sharing etiquette

6-7-03
John Donohue's letter to the Columbus Dispatch

6-9-03
Plassmann and Whitley's statement on the Stanford Law Review Debate

6-12-03
Plassmann's take on the empirical issues involved in the debate

6-13-03
David N. Mayer's response to Donohue in the Columbus Dispatch & a review on The Bias Against Guns

7-25-03
Stanford Law Review's "Clarification" of Ayres and Donohue's Reply

8-20-03
Exchange over letter in St. Louis Post-Dispatch

10-14-03
Donohue's attack in the Wichita Eagle (Kansas)

11-30-04
Donohue withdraws from Thursday's University of Chicago debate on Guns with only two days to go

4-7-05
Debate with John Donohue at the University of Chicago is again canceled, this time with only six days to go

4-21-05
Letter in Thursday's WSJ

5-7-05
Abortion and Crime "debate" at the University of Chicago Scheduled for May 25th

5-10-05
John Donohue's inaccurate claims

7-24-2005
Revisiting John Donohue's cancelling of our gun debate last fall

11-24-2007
Copying is the sincerest form of flattery?

8-12-2008
"What Passes for Debate Among the Left in Academia"

10-28-2008
Guns Reduce Crime Debate sponsored by Intelligence Squared US

11-03-2008
Carlisle E. Moody and Thomas B. Marvell discuss Ayres and Donohue research

11-13-2011
Note on John Donohue's latest paper

4-01-2012
New paper: "Trust But Verify: Lessons for the Empirical Evaluation of Law and Policy"

10-17-2012
John Donohue's admitted mistakes in claims about John Lott's research (see also this paper and this one for more details discussions).