“Breaking Baal: Monuments, Memory, and Social Justice”
Harvard Law Review
“Regulation of Corporate and Securities Laws in India”
Comparative Approaches to Regulation in India and China
Roman Dowry Law
- Legal History
“What Counts As Authorship And Who Counts As An Author?”
In Courts Where Ghosts Appear: A Litigator Looks at the Salem Witch Trials
- Litigation
Commentary on the Technical Barriers to Trade Agreement (of the WTO)
“Subjective Beliefs about Contract Enforceability”
Journal of Legal Studies
Women’s Lives in Men’s Courts: Briefs for Change
- Civil Rights
Foundations of U.S. Law for International Students
“Travaux Préparatoires”
- International and Comparative Law
Max Planck Encyclopedia of International Law
Research Handbook on Health, AI and the Law
The Containment: Detroit, the Supreme Court, and the Battle for Racial Justice in the North
- Detroit
“The New International Law of Contracts”
- International and Comparative Law
European Journal of International Law
“Revisiting the Margin of Appreciation in Investor-State Dispute Settlement”
- Corporate and Securities Law
International Law and the Margin of Appreciation
International Intervention in Domestic Constitution Making
- International and Comparative Law
The Essential Gatt
“VCLT Article 31: General Rule of Interpretation”
- International and Comparative Law
General International Law in International Investment Law
The Private Law of Investment Treaties
- Corporate and Securities Law
The Licensed Library: Lending in the Era of Digital Books
“Campaigns, Copyright and Tarnishment”
“Ending Intellectual Property”
- Intellectual Property and Antitrust
“The Role of Private and Public Lands in the U.S. Clean Energy Transition”
Journal of Land Use and Environment Law
Leading Cases in Administrative Law
- Administrative Law
Constraining Bureaucracy Beyond Judicial Review: Rethinking Administrative Law in a System Without Courts
- Administrative Law
Kisor in the Lower Courts
The Impact of Human Rights on International Law: General Course on Public International Law 2009
- International and Comparative Law
- Human Rights
“All Stick and No Carrot? Reforming Public Offerings”
Virginia Law and Business Review
Michigan Bar Journal
The Myth of Executive Power
“Martin Feldstein”
The Palgrave Companion to Harvard Economics
“International Human Rights Law”
The Cambridge History of International Law
“Administrative tasks”
“Einsatzmöglichkeiten für Streitkräfte im Rahmen der Vereinten Nationen, unter besonderer Berücksichtigung des Handlungsspielraums von Regionalorganisationen”
“Challenging “the Veil and the Male Elite”: Fatima Mernissi’s Work as a Demand for Women’s Equal Right to Take Part in Cultural Life”
Engaging Fatima Mernissi: Feminism, Islam and Civil Society
“Commonsense Consent and Action Representation: What is ‘Essential’ to Consent?”
Cambridge Handbook of Experimental Jurisprudence
“Looking and Seeing”
University of Michigan Public Law Research Paper
“Third Parties”
Research Handbook on the Philosophy of Contract Law
“Bank Runs During Crypto Winter”
“Erasing Section 2”
Oxford Handbook of American Election Law
“Don’t be Cruel”
Journal of Civil Rights and Economic Development
“A Hopeful Conversation: Overcoming Impunity for Sexual and Gender Based Violence”
American Society of International Law Proceedings
“The Three Lives of Mamengwaa: Toward an Indigenous Canon of Construction”
“Personalize Your Defaults (Especially When You Write)”
“Legal Processes Required to Implement AI in Healthcare”
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Healthcare
“Judicial Hierarchy and Change in Administrative Law”
“Saving Agency Adjudication”
Texas Law Review
“Law, Antiquity; Law, Enlightenment; Law, Middle Ages; Law, 19th Century; Law, Renaissance; Law, 20th Century”
Sage Encyclopedia of Theory
“The Weakness of Neighborhood Revitalization Planning in the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program: Warnings from Connecticut”
Journal of Land Use and Environment Law
“Against a Deconstitutionalisation of International Law in Times of Populism, Pandemic, and War”
Journal of Constitutional Justice
“Meme Corporate Governance”
Southern California Law Review