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.
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Carlos Baquero Diaz, The Forrest Governance Regime in the Amazon Region: Indigenous Peoples, Extractive Industries, and State Bureaucracy |
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Vicente F. Benítez-Rojas, Unpacking Judicial Empowerment: Strong and Weak Courts in Colombia and Judicial Review of Amendments between 1955 and 2018 |
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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 |
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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, TBD |
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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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Xi Zhang, Associative Obligation in Political Community without Integrity |