Our JSD students and candidates hail from all over the world and from a variety of graduate law faculties. They are listed below in alphabetical order by last name. Clicking on the students name will bring you to his or her own individual webpage.
Anja Bossow, TBD Carlos Baquero Diaz, The Forrest Governance Regime in the Amazon Region: Indigenous Peoples, Extractive Industries, and State Bureaucracy |
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Alma Diamond, Law Beyond the State? A Genealogical Inquiry |
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Katrina Geddes, Algorithmic Governance: Interrogating the thresholds for Transferring Adjudicatory Power from Courts to Corporations |
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Naama Goldberg, Remorse, Philosophical and Legal Perspectives |
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Tomer Kenneth, Chasing Veritas: A Study of Political-Truths and How to Determine Them Patricio Enrique Kenny, TBD |
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Mengjing Kong, Confronting Sovereign Investment: Challenges for Global Financial Governance: Case Studies in the Financing of China's Belt and Road |
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Michele Krech, Normative Continuity and Change in Global Sport Governance: The Institutionalization of 'Gender Equality' by World Athletics |
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Hugo B. Lafreniere, A Deserved Life: A Causation-Based Theory of Autonomy |
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Teng Li, The Legitimacy of the State |
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Ngozi Nwanta, Governing Identifiable Information in the Credit Market |
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Lauren Pavli, TBD Australia |
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Gabriele Wadlig, The Legal Framework of Global Land Governance and the Changing Role of Sovereignty- The Impact of International and Transnational Law on Large-Scale Acquisitions of Land |
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James Wilson, TBD |
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Meir Yarom, Reflections on Coherence in Law |
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Stav Zeitouni, TBD |
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Xi Zhang, Associative Obligation in Political Community without Integrity |