process, and addresses the implication that non-participation necessarily handicaps colleges in competing for student applications and enrollment. In 2022, he published a book titled Breaking Ranks on the issue. Among his publications, Diver is co-author of a multiple-edition textbook entitled "Administrative Law: Cases and Materials." Personal life Diver and his wife lived and raised their sons in Boston during the 1960s in a neighborhood that was undergoing rapid gentrification. Their experiences with school desegregation and racial equality were chronicled in The New York Times journalist J. Anthony Lukas's Pulitzer Prize-winning book Common Ground. This in turn became a 1990 made-for-TV movie of the same name. Notable works 4th ed. Aspen Pub., Inc. (with R. Cass & J. Beermann) (2002) "Genophobia: What Is Wrong with Genetic Discrimination?" Univ. of Penn. Law Rev. 149:1441 (2001) "Seeking Higher Ground," Media Studies J. 12:120 (1998) (with Joan M. Diver) "Israeli Administrative Law from an American Perspective, " Law and Government in Israel, 4:1 (1997) "Regulatory Precision, " in Making Regulatory Policy (K. Hawkins & J. Thomas eds. 1989) "Presidential Powers, " American Univ. Law Rev., 36:519 (1987) "No Compromises, " J. of Policy Analysis & Mgt., 5:645 (1986) References External links Reed College Bio Living people 1943 births American legal scholars Amherst College alumni Harvard Kennedy School staff Deans of University of Pennsylvania Law School Presidents of Reed College Harvard Law School alumni