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Comparative Legal Writing and Analysis I & II (1070)

International Law (3200)

International Institutions & the Use of Force in the 21st Century (3205)

Urban Water in the United States: Impacts of Infrastructure, Environmental Injustice, and Cooperative Federalism, in Observatorio del ciclo del agua 2023/ water Cycle Observatory 2023 (Thomson Reuters Aranzadi 2024). 

International Law in Context (Carolina Academic Press, 2023)

Cultivating the International Criminal Court’s Legitimacy and Use of Constructivism to Prepare for Head-of-State Aggression Prosecutions, in The Past, Present, and Future of the International Criminal Court (International Nuremberg Principles Academy 2021). 

‘Outing’ Otherization: A Means to Enable Cooperation in a Post-Truth Era, 58:3 Washburn L. J. 609 (2019). 

Prosecuting the Crime of Aggression as a Complement: A Framework to Promote the ICC’s Legitimacy in the Context of Head-of-State Prosecutions, 51:2 Geo. Wash. Int’l. L. Rev. 231 (2019). 

Sanctuary Lost?  Exposing the Reality of the “Sanctuary-City” Debate and Liberal States-Rights’ Litigation,  63:2 Wayne L. Rev. 155 (2018). SSRN Top Ten Download List for September, October & November 2017 

An American Reset—Safe Water & a Workable Model of Federalism,  27 Duke Envtl. L. & Pol’y F. 51 (2016). SSRN Top Ten Download List for September, October & November 2016 

International Court of Justice and the Case of South Africa v. Israel, Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà School of Law (2024)

Comparing American Federalism: Saving Grace or Seeds of Disunion? Constitutional Law Colloquium, Loyola University Chicago School of Law, Chicago, Illinois (2023)

Countermeasures & the Security Council Veto, Law Review Symposium, Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà School of Law, Detroit, Michigan (2023)

The Comparative Law Classroom, Association of American Law Schools Annual Meeting, San Diego, California (2023)

The Russian Invasion of Ukraine: Threats to the International Order, Current Events in the Law Series, Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà School of Law, Detroit, Michigan (2022)

Cultural Competency as a Core Lawyering “Skill” Developing an Inclusive and Culturally Proficient Community Using ‘Communities of Practice’  University of Michigan Law School, Association of Legal Writing Directors Annual Conference Ann Arbor, Michigan (2021) 

American Federalism & The Pandemic: Saving Our Saving Grace  Constitution Day Panel, Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà School of Law Detroit, Michigan (2020) 

Pedagogy Hallmarks in a 21st Century Casebook  Institute for Law Teaching & Learning Writers’ Workshop  Topeka, Kansas (2019) 

Cooperation in a Post-Truth Era Washburn University School of Law, Washburn Law Journal Symposium  Topeka, Kansas (2018) 

Cultural Competency as a Core Lawyering “Skill”  Marquette University Law School, Legal Writing Institute’s Biennial Conference Milwaukee, Wisconsin (2018) 

Head-of-State Prosecutions in the International Criminal Court: A Framework to Promote International Justice University of Richmond School of Law, Mid-Atlantic Junior Faculty Forum Richmond, Virginia (2018) 

Sanctuary Lost?  Evaluating the Consequences of Liberal States’ Rights Legal Writing Institute Writers’ Workshop Washington, D.C. (2017) 

What U.S. Law Professors Should Know About Legal Research in Canada and Mexico –  It's Not Just NAFTA Anymore Association of American Law Schools Annual Conference San Francisco, California (2017)  

An American Reset:  Safe Water & a Workable Model of Federalism Washburn University School of Law, Junior Legal Writing Scholars’ Workshop Topeka, Kansas (2016)