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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Alon Agmon, The Common Good in Liberal Law and Politics: A Philosophical Inquiry |
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Vicente F. Benítez-Rojas |
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Alvin Y.H. Cheung |
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Monaliza da Silva, Collective Judicial Decision-making and Incentives: A Study of Judicial Behavior and Disclosed Deliberation |
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Naama Goldberg |
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Daniel Francis, The Competitive Constitution: Single Markets and State Regulation in the United States and European Union |
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Felipe Jiménez Castro, Retrieving Common Sense in Contract Theory: Pluralistic Instrumentalism and the Autonomy of Contract Law |
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Nimrod Karin, Officer of the Law? An Elephant Study in International Legal Practice |
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Mengjing Kong, TBD |
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Michele Krech |
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Hugo B. Lafreniere |
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Teng Li |
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Edefe Ojomo, Regional Institution-Building in West Africa |
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Marcela Prieto Rudolphy |
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Christopher Roberts, The Regional Human Rights Systems and the History of Human Rights USA |
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Sergio Verdugo, Constitution-making Processes and Constitutionalism in South America |
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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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Meir Yarom, TBD |
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Maliheh Zare |
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