Each fall, the Harvard Law Review publishes a survey of the past Supreme Court term. This is a partial list of legal academics who have contributed a Foreword.
1959 Henry M. Hart, Jr., "The Time Chart of the Justices"
1960 Alexander Bickel, "The Passive Virtues"
1996 Charles Black, "'State Action,' Equal Protection, and California's Proposition 14"
1971 Gerald Gunther
1973 Laurence Tribe
1974 Henry Monaghan, "Constitutional Common Law"
1976 Kenneth Karst, "Equal Citizenship Under the Fourteenth Amendment"
1977 Bernard Schwartz
1978 John Hart Ely, "On Discovering Fundamental Values"
1979 Owen Fiss, "The Forms of Justice"
1979 Archibald Cox
1980 Lawrence Sager
1981 Abram Chayes
1982 Robert Cover, “Nomos and Narrative”
1983 Frank Easterbrook
1984 Derrick Bell
1985 Frank Michelman
1986 Martha Minow
1987 Richard Epstein
1988 Erwin Chemerinsky
1989 Robin West
1990 Guido Calabresi
1991 Kathleen Sullivan
1992 Morton Horwitz, "The Constitution of Change: Legal Fundamentality Without Fundamentalism"
1993 William Eskridge
1994 Charles Fried
1995 Cass Sunstein
1996 R. H. Fallon
1997 Michael Dorf
1998 Mark Tushnet
1999 Akhil Amar
2000 Larry Kramer
2001 Aharon Barak
2002 Robert Post
2003 Richard Pildes, "The Constitutionalization of Democratic Politics"
2004 Richard Posner
2005 Frederick Schauer
2006 Martha Nussbaum
2007 Lani Guinier
2008 Adrian Vermeule
2009 Heather Gerken, "Federalism All the Way Down"
2010 Dan Kahan, "Neutral Principles, Motivated Cognition, And Some Problems for Constitutional Law"
2011 Pam Karlan, "Democracy and Disdain"
2012 Reva Siegel, "Equality Divided"
2013 John F. Manning, "The Means of Constitutional Power"