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IILJ Scholars and Scholars' Alumni Publications

A list of J.D. and LL.M IILJ Scholar Alumni is available here; Graduate Scholar Alumni are listed here.

 

Listed below are papers written or launched while in the IILJ Scholars program, although often published after graduation.  This is only a small sample of published papers from the IILJ Scholars Program, please email us with others that should be included.

Articles, Essays and Reviews in Journals

Julian Arato:

• Treaty Interpretation and Constitutional Transformation: Informal Change in International Organizations, 38 Yale Journal of International Law (forthcoming 2013).
• Constitutional Transformation in the ECtHR: Strasbourg's Expansive Recourse to External Rules of International Law, 37 Brooklyn International Law Journal (forthcoming 2012), 37 Brooklyn International Law Journal (forthcoming 2012).
• Constitutionality and Constitutionalism Beyond the State: Two Perspectives on the Material Constitution of the United Nations, 10 International Journal of Constitutional Law (forthcoming 2012).
• Subsequent Practice and Evolutive Interpretation: Techniques of Treaty Interpretation over Time and Their Diverse Consequences, 9 Law & Practice of International Courts and Tribunals 443 (2010).
• Two Perspectives on the Rules of Treaty Interpretation: A Review of Richard Gardiner, Treaty Interpretation, 43 New York University Journal of International Law and Politics (2010).
• A Preemptive Strike against European Federalism: The Decision of the Bundesverfassungsgericht Concerning the Treaty of Lisbon, EJILTalk!, http://www.ejiltalk.org/a-preemptive-strike-against-european-federalism-the-decision-of-the-bundesverfassungsgericht-concerning-the-treaty-of-lisbon/ (Oct. 9, 2010)

Elizabeth Ashamu:

• Centre for Minority Rights Development (Kenya) and Minority Rights Group International on Behalf of Endorois Welfare Council v Kenya: A Landmark Decision from the African Commission, 55 Journal of African Law, 2011

Aarthi Belani:

• What Can We Learn from Public-Private Partnerships in Infrastructure?, Conference Paper, Public-Private Investment Partnerships in Health Systems Strengthening, 909th Wilton Park Conference, West Sussex, United Kingdom, Apr. 9-11, 2008.

Emily Berman:

• Domestic Intelligence Collection: New Powers, New Risks (2011) (Brennan Center Publication).
• Too Big a Canon in the President’s Arsenal: Another Look at United States v. Nixon, 17 Geo. Mason L. Rev. 737 (2010) (with Eric Lane & Frederick A.O. Schwarz, Jr.).
• Executive Privilege Disputes Between Congress and the President: A Legislative Proposal, 3 Alb. Gov’t L. Rev. 741 (2010).
• Executive Privilege: A Legislative Remedy (2009) (Brennan Center Publication).
• Democratizing the Media, 35 F.S.U. L. Rev. 817 (2008).
• In Pursuit of Accountability: The Red Cross, War Correspondents, and Evidentiary Privileges in International Criminal Tribunals, 80 New York University Law Review, 241 (April 2005).

Christopher Bradley:

• Partner Capture in Public International Organizations, 44 Akron Law Review 261 (2011). 

Tess Bridgeman:

• The Law of Neutrality and the Conflict with Al Qaeda, 85 New York University Law Review 1186 (2010).

Christen Broecker:

• The Clash of Obligations: Exercising Extraterritorial Jurisdiction in Conformance with Transitional Justice, 31 Loyola of Los Angeles International and Comparative Law Review 405 (2009).
• Note, Better the Devil You Know: Home-State Approaches to Transnational Corporate Accountability, 41 N.Y.U. J. Int'l L. & Pol. 159 (2008).
  

Gaylynn Burroughs:

• More Than an Incidental Effect on Foreign Affairs: Implementation of Human Rights by State and Local Governments, 30: 3 New York University Review of Law and Social Change (2006).

Anna Cavnar:

• Accountability and the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf:  Deciding Who Owns the Ocean Floor, 42 Cornell International Law Journal 387 (2009).

Nikhil Dutta:

• Accountability in the Generation of Governance Indicators, 22 Florida Journal of International Law (2010).

Mitra Ebadolahi:

• Note, Using Structural Interdicts and the South African Human Rights Commission to Achieve Judicial Enforcement of Economic and Social Rights in South Africa, 83 New York University Law Review, 1565 (2008).

Kirsty Gover:

• Identifying the Maori Treaty Partner, 52 University of Toronto Law Journal 39 (2002) (with Natalie Baird).

Peter Gutherie:

• Security Council Sanctions and the Protection of Individual Rights, 60 New York University Annual Survey of American Law, 491 (2004).

J Benton Heath:

• Human Dignity at Trial: Hard Cases and Broad Concepts in International Criminal Law, 45 Geo. Wash. Int'l L. Rev. (forthcoming 2013)
• Disasters, Relief, and Neglect: The Duty to Accept Humanitarian Assistance and the Work of the International Law Commission, 43 New York University Journal of International Law and Politics 419 (2011).

Gayle Horn:

• Online Searches and Offline Challenges: The Chilling Effect, Anonymity and the New FBI Guidelines, 60 New York University Annual Survey of American Law, 735 (2005).

Dohyun Kim:

• Note, The Annulment Committee's Role in Multiplying Inconsistency in ICSID Arbitration: the Need to Move Away From An Annulment-Based System, 86 NYU Law Review (April 2011).

Alexandra Khrebtukova:

• A Call to Freedom:  Towards a Philosophy of International Law in an Era of Fragmentation, 4 Journal of International Law & International Relations 51 (2008).

Joanna Langille:

• Robert Howse & Joanna Langille, Permitting Pluralism: The Seals Products Dispute and Why the WTO Should Permit Trade Restrictions Justifed by Non-Instrumental Moral Values, Yale Journal of International Law (forthcoming 2012).
• Note, Neither Constitution nor Contract: Understanding the WTO by Examining the Legal Limits on Contracting Out through Regional Trade Agreements, 101 NYU Law Review 86 (2011).

David Livshiz:

• Updating American Administrative Law: WTO, International Standards, Domestic Implementation and Public Participation, 24:4 Wisconsin International Law Journal 961 (Winter 2007).
• Public Participation in Disputes under Regional Trade Agreements: How Much Is Too Much-The Case for a Limited Right of Intervention, 61 New York University Annual Survey of American Law 529 (2005).

Peter Norman:

• James R. Silkenat & Peter M. Norman, Jack Bauer and the Rule of Law: The Case of. Extraordinary Rendition, 30 FORDHAM INT'L. L.J. 535 (2007).

Margarita K. O’Donnell:

• Note, New Dirty War Judgments in Argentina:  Domestic Prosecutions of International Human Rights Violations, 84 N.Y.U. L. REV. 101 (April, 2009)

Peter Prows:

• Mauritius Brings UNCLOS Arbitration Against The United Kingdom Over The Chagos Archipelago, 15:8 American Society of International Law Insights (April 5, 2011)
• The U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea Turns 27, and American Ratification Is Not in Sight – Still, 1 Berkeley Journal of International Law Publicist 18 (2009) (co-authored with John Briscoe).
• Nobody Is Responsible—So We All Are, interview on plastic pollution and the law of the sea in Plastic Soup by Jesse Goossens (2009)
• The CMS Saga: Res Judicata, Precedent, and the Legitimacy of ICSID Arbitration, in International Investment Law for the 21st Century: Essays in Honour of Christoph Schreuer (Oxford University Press 2009) (co-authored with the Hon. Charles N. Brower & Michael Ottolenghi).
• Res Judicata and the ICJ’s Genocide Case: Implications for Other Courts and Tribunals?, 21 Pace International Law Review 37 (2009) (co-authored with Michael Ottolenghi).
• A Mouse Can Roar: Small Island States, the United Nations, and the End of Free-For-All Fishing on the High Seas, 19:1 Colorado Journal of International Environmental Law & Policy (2008).
• Tough Love: The Dramatic Birth and Looming Demise of UNCLOS Property Law (and What Is To Be Done About It), 42 Texas International Law Journal 241 (2007).
• Palau’s Marine Protected Areas: Past, Present, and Future, 16 International Journal of Island Affairs (2007).
• The Role of Presumptions in International Tribunals, The Law & Practice of International Courts & Tribunals 197 (2005) (co-authored with Professor Thomas M. Franck).
• Public Participation and Political Community in New Orleans: A Pragmatic Way Forward, in Report to Mayor Nagin’s Bring New Orleans Back Commission An Alternative Vision for Rebuilding, Redevelopment & Reconstruction 54 (2005).

Zoe Salzman:

• Private Military Contractors and the Taint of a Mercenary Reputation, 40:3 New York University Journal of International Law and Politics (Spring 2008).

Jared Schott:

• Chapter VII as Exception: Security Council Action and the Regulative Ideal of Emergency, 6 Nw. U. J. Int'l Hum. Rts. 24, (Fall 2007)

Elizabeth Sepper:

• Democracy, Human Rights, and Intelligence Sharing, 46 Tex. Int’l L.J. 151 (2010).
• Confronting the ‘Sacred and Unchangeable’:  The Obligation to Modify Cultural Patterns Under the Women’s Discrimination Convention, 30 U. PA. J. Int’l L. 585 (2008).
• International Health Law, 41:2 The International Lawyer, 629 (Summer 2007) (with Jonathan Todres and Laurel R. Hyle).
• Note, The Ties That Bind:  How the Constitution Limits the CIA’s Actions in the War on Terror, 81 N.Y.U. L. Rev. 1805 (2006)

Eran Shamir-Borer:

• Revisiting Hamdan v. Rumsfeld’s Analysis of the Laws of Armed Conflict, 21 Emory Int’l L. Rev. 601 (2007)
  

Tammy Shoranick:

• The Right to Contraceptive Information and Services for Women and Adolescents, Center for Reproductive Rights and United Nations Population Fund (2010).
• Woch Nan Soley: The Denial of the Right to Water in Haiti, NYU Center for Human Rights & Global Justice, Partners in Health, RFK Memorial Center for Justice and Human Rights, and Zanmi Lasante (2008).
• Wòch Nan Soley: The Denial of the Right to Water in Haiti, 10 HEALTH & HUM. RTS. 2 (2009)

Bryant Walker Smith:

• Water as a Public Good: The Status of Water under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, 17 CARDOZO J. INT’L & COMP. L. 291 (2009).
• Stakeholder Reaction to Emissions Trading in the United States, the European Union, and the Netherlands, 25 J. LAND USE & ENVTL. L. 137 (2009).
• Meaningful Participation in a Global Climate Regime, 39 ENVTL. L. REP: NEWS & ANALYSIS 10881 (2009).

Catherine Sweetser:

• Note, Providing Effective Remedies to Victims of Abuse by Peacekeeping Personnel, 83 New York University Law Review, 1643 (2008).

Jared Wessel:

• International Law as Language – Towards a “Neo” New Haven School, 23(2) INT’L J. SEMIOTICS L. 123 (2010).
• The Financial Action Task Force: A Study in Balancing Sovereignty with Equality in Global Administrative Law, 13 WIDENER L. REV. 169 (2006).
• Judicial Policy-Making at the International Criminal Court: An Institutional Guide to Analyzing International Adjudication, 44(2) COLUM. J. TRANSNAT'L L. 377 (2006).
• The De-militarization of Palestine: Lessons from the Japanese Experience, 11 U.C. DAVIS J. INT'L L. & POL'Y 259 (2005).
• Note, Relational Contract Theory and Treaty Interpretation: End-Game Treaties v. Dynamic Obligations, 60 N.Y.U. ANN. SURV. AM. L. 149 (2004).

 

Books

Nicholas Arons, Waiting for Rain: The Politics and Poetry of Drought in Northeast Brazil, University of Arizona Press, 2004. http://www.uapress.arizona.edu/BOOKS/bid1553.htm

 

For more publications made by our alumni while in the IILJ Scholars program, see the IILJ Emerging Scholars Papers series and the CHRGJ Working Papers.