GW Law Faculty Publications & Other Works
The Faculty Scholarship collection contains full text scholarly works authored by permanent faculty of the George Washington University Law School.
Works encompass many topics such as government regulation, animal law, business & finance law, constitutional law, civil rights, criminal law, litigation, environmental & energy law, family law, government procurement, health law, intellectual property & technology law, labor law, taxation law, cyber security law, national security law, international law, foreign relations law, and public interest law.
Submissions from 2026
The Federalism Canons as Ordinary Interpretation, Anthony J. Bellia Jr. and Bradford R. Clark
Transportation Law’s Congestion Problem, Sara C. Bronin
Brief for International Law Scholars as Amici Curiae in Support of Respondents, Cisco Systems, Inc. v. Doe I, William S. Dodge
Governing AI Without Agencies: Self-regulatory Organizations and the Federal Backstop, Aram A. Gavoor
Brief of Amicus Curiae Professor Steven L. Schooner in Support of Petitioners' Petition for Certiorari in King v. United States (U.S. Supreme Court), Aram A. Gavoor, Eric Frank, Giovanna Milano, Matt Novotny, Tegan Oliver, Kaci Waguespack, and Steven L. Schooner
Restorative Restitution, Lula Hagos
Deploying The “Trade Bazooka”: How The Anti-Coercion Instrument Reshapes EU Public Procurement, Amanda Lythgoe and Christopher R. Yukins
The Promise of Artificial Intelligence for Identifying and Interpreting the Sources of International Law, Sean D. Murphy
Ethnonationalism by Algorithm, Spencer A. Overton
Justice Kagan’s Presidential Administration Article Twenty-Five Years Later, Richard J. Pierce Jr
Information Regulation as Antidiscrimination, Naomi Schoenbaum
Sex Equality After Skrmetti, Naomi Schoenbaum
Brief of Amici Curiae Professors Steven L. Schooner and Gregory C. Sisk in Support of Petitioners' Combined Petition for Panel Rehearing and Rehearing En Banc in Syneren Technologies Corp., et al, v. United States (U.S. Federal Circuit), April 6, 2026., Steven L. Schooner, Gregory C. Sisk, and Travis L. Mullaney
Buying Blind: Corruption Risk and the Erosion of Oversight in Federal AI Procurement, Jessica Tillipman
FEATURE COMMENT: Governance as a “Blocker”: How the Pentagon’s New AI Strategy Trades Oversight for Speed, Jessica Tillipman
FEATURE COMMENT: Twenty-Five Cent AI: The Hidden Costs of Promotional AI Deals, Jessica Tillipman
The GSA’s Draft AI Clause Is Governance by Sledgehammer, Jessica Tillipman
What Rights Do AI Companies Have in Government Contracts?, Jessica Tillipman
Policy Brief: The OCC's Unlawful Proposal to Preempt State Interest-on-Escrow Laws Reveals That the Agency's Ultimate Goal Is to Revive Its Illegal De Facto Field Preemption Regime for National Banks, Arthur E. Wilmarth Jr.
The Unacceptable Risks of Uninsured Nonbank Stablecoins: Written Testimony Presented to the UK House of Lords' Financial Services Regulation Committee, Arthur E. Wilmarth Jr.
Submissions from 2025
Standing, Randall S. Abate
Public Procurement Law Review Special Issue: Introduction and Three Articles on Public Procurement in International Trade, Robert D. Anderson, Christopher R. Yukins, Jean Heilman Grier, Derek McKee, and Daniel Schoeni
Sharing the Algorithm: The Tax Solution to Generative AI, Jeremy Bearer-Friend and Sarah Polcz
Reconstituting Corporate Power & Accountability, Donald Braman, Theresa Gabaldon, and Cindy J. Cho
Zoning Report: Cape Cod, Sara C. Bronin, Diana Drogaris, and Matthew Harris
Zoning Impact Analysis: Texas Senate Bill 785, Sara C. Bronin and Matthew Harris
Zoning Report: Colorado, Sara C. Bronin, Scott Markley, Matthew Harris, and Diana Drogaris
A National Zoning Atlas to Inform Housing Research, Policy, and Public Participation, Sara C. Bronin, Wenfei Xu, Scott Markley, and Diana Drogaris
Circuit Capture and the National Court of Appeals, John P. Collins Jr.
Choice of Law in the American Courts in 2024: Thirty-Eighth Annual Survey, John F. Coyle, William S. Dodge, and Aaron D. Simowitz
A "One Health" Approach to Healthy Food, Katya S. Cronin
Whose Burden Is It Anyway? A Comprehensive Proposal to Reshape Food Safety Review by Treating Food as Medicine, Katya S. Cronin
Why Canada's Terrorism Exception Does Not Violate International Law, William S. Dodge
Agency Delay and the Courts, Aram A. Gavoor and Steven A. Platt
An Empirical Assessment of New Jersey's Mistaken Imprisonment Act, Jeffrey Gutman
COMPENSATION UNDER THE MICROSCOPE: A Tale of Three States: the New Wrongful Conviction Compensation Statutes In Arizona, Delaware and Georgia, Jeffrey Gutman
Compensation Under the Microscope: Connecticut, Jeffrey Gutman
Zoning Report: Virginia, Matthew Harris, Scott Markley, Rama Karlapalem, Diana Drogaris, and Sara C. Bronin
When the Math Matters: Finding the “Glue” in Class Action Commonality Determinations, Robin L. Juni
Mahmoud v. Taylor: Cause or Effect of Disruptions in the Public Schools?, Richard Katskee and Ira C. Lupu
Justice Delayed By Design: The Harms of Our Protracted Divorce System, Laurie S. Kohn
Combating the Colorblind Courtroom: Using Race-Switching to Make Racial Bias Salient, Cynthia Lee
The Civil Jury Trial Clause of the Seventh Amendment, Renée Lettow Lerner
The Re-examination Clause of the Seventh Amendment, Renée Lettow Lerner
The Survival of the Jury, Renée Lettow Lerner
The Ten Commandments in Louisiana Public Schools: A Study in the Survival of Establishment Clause Norms, Ira C. Lupu and Robert W. Tuttle
Allies Bridging The Valley Of Death: How NATO’s Defence Innovation Accelerator For The North Atlantic Will Help Maintain NATO’s Technological Edge, Thomas McSorley, Maciel Macenowicz, Matthew Maddison, and Christopher R. Yukins
Counter-Claims at the International Court of Justice (2025), Sean Murphy