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.
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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