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 2024
Guardians of Ethics for the Profession of Arms: Judge Advocates Assisting Commanders to Choose the Harder Right Over the Easier Wrong, Lisa M. Schenck
Modern Military Justice: Cases and Materials (4th Ed.) (2024) (West Academic), Lisa M. Schenck
Feature Comment: Ethics, Compliance, And The Dispiriting Saga Of Craig Whitlock’s Fat Leonard, Steven L. Schooner
Why Sustainable Procurement? Read All About It, Steven L. Schooner
“I Was But The Learner, Now I Am The Master”: Using the Protégé Effect to Accelerate Learning Outcomes, Anita M. Singh
The Overton Window and Privacy Enforcement, Alicia Solow-Niederman
FEATURE COMMENT: Don’t Let Post-Employment Conflicts Derail Your Contract Award, Jessica Tillipman and Bryan Dewan
Disability, Race, and Immigration: The Intersectional Impact of Policing, Tania N. Valdez
Food Procurement: An Essential Ingredient to Mitigating Climate Change and Enhancing Public Health, Chloë Waterman, Rachel Clark, and Steven L. Schooner
On Remand in Cantero, the Second Circuit Should Reject Bank of America's Preemption Claim and Hold That New York's Interest-on-Escrow Law Applies to National Banks, Arthur E. Wilmarth Jr.
Policy Brief: Congress Should Reject the Lummis-Gillibrand Stablecoin Bill Because It Would Endanger Consumers, Investors, and Our Financial System, Arthur E. Wilmarth Jr.
Policy Brief: On Remand in Cantero, the Second Circuit Should Uphold New York's Interest-on-Escrow Law and Reject Bank of America's Preemption Claim, Arthur E. Wilmarth Jr.
We Need a New Glass-Steagall Act to End the Toxic Symbiosis Between Universal Banks and Shadow Banks, Which Professor Corrigan Has More Fully Revealed, Arthur E. Wilmarth Jr.
Assessing Percipient.ai After Loper Bright Enterprises – Potentially a New Trajectory in Government Procurement Law, Christopher R. Yukins
The Sentinel Stirs: Government Procurement Law After Loper Bright Enterprises, Christopher R. Yukins, Kristen Ittig, and Nicole Williamson
Submissions from 2023
Fool Me Once, Shame On You: Promoting Corporate Accountability for the Human Rights Impacts of Climate Washing, Randall S. Abate
Litigation to Protect the Marine Environment: Parallels and Synergies with Climate Litigation, Randall S. Abate, Nadine O. Nadow, and Hayley-Bo Dorrian-Bak
Deploying the WTO Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA) to Enhance Sustainability and Accelerate Climate Change Mitigation, Robert D. Anderson, Antonella Salgueiro, Steven L. Schooner, and Marc Steiner
International Procurement Developments in 2022: New Perspectives in Global Procurement, Michael Bowsher, Pascal Friton, Paul Lalonde, Andrea Sundstrand, and Christopher R. Yukins
Fall 2023 Supplement to Brauneis & Schechter, Copyright: A Contemporary Approach, Robert Brauneis and Roger Schechter
How Did Qing Magistrates Decide Cases? Philip Huang vs. Shiga Shūzō, Donald C. Clarke
Judging China: The Chinese Legal System in U.S. Courts, Donald C. Clarke
Law and the Political System in Xi Jinping's China: The Decline of the Party/State Distinction, Donald C. Clarke
Congressional Testimony: Shareholder Proposals, Index Fund Voting and the Need for Proxy Advisor Reform, Lawrence A. Cunningham
Who Are Quality Shareholders and Why You Should Care, Lawrence A. Cunningham
The Democratic Problems with Washington as the Capital, David Fontana
The Basketball Court, David Fontana and David Schleicher
EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation Update: Risks And Responsibilities For Foreign Firms In EU Public Procurement Markets, Pascal Friton, Ramona Ader, and Christopher R. Yukins
The EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation: Implications for Public Procurement and Some Collateral Damage, Pascal Friton, Max Klasse, and Christopher R. Yukins
Major Questions About Agency Authority: A Practical Discussion on the Impact of Limiting Administrative Authority, Aram Gavoor
The Unintended Consequences of International Trade Law Adjudicatory Exceptionalism, Aram Gavoor
U.S. Department of Justice Executive Branch Engagement on Litigating the Administrative Procedure Act, Aram Gavoor and Steven A. Pratt
Delegated Agency Authority to Address Chemicals of Emerging Concern: EPA’s Strategic Use of Emergency Powers to Address PFAS Air Pollution, Robert L. Glicksman and Johanna Adashek
Compensation Under the Microscope: Michigan, Jeffrey Gutman
COMPENSATION UNDER THE MICROSCOPE: PARDONS AND COMPENSATION, Jeffrey Gutman
Compensation Under the Microscope: Virginia, Jeffrey Gutman
Leveraging the Federal Government’s Buying Power to Mitigate Climate Change, Polly Hall, Tim Cooke, and Steven L. Schooner
A new acquisition model for the next disaster: overcoming disaster federalism issues through effective utilization of the Strategic National Stockpile, Robert B. Handfield, Andrea S. Potrucco, Zhaohui Wu, Christopher R. Yukins, and Tanner Slaughter
He Who Dares Not Offend Cannot Be Honest: United Nations Human Rights Committee Jurisprudence and Defamation Laws Under the ICCPR, Helen Jasper, Keegan James, Marco Guzman, and Arturo J. Carrillo
When the Math Matters: Use of P-Values in Pharmaceutical Litigation, Robin L. Juni
Promoting Sustainable Public Procurement Through Economic Policy Tools: From Moral Suasion to Nudging, Desiree Klingler and Steven L. Schooner
Strengthening the Law of Self-Defense After Bruen, Cynthia Lee
Brief of Amici Curiae Administrative Law Scholars in Support of Petitioner in SEC v. Jarkesy, Ronald M. Levin, Alan B. Morrison, and Richard J. Pierce Jr
The Remains of the Establishment Clause, Ira C. Lupu and Robert W. Tuttle
The Prediction Society: Algorithms and the Problems of Forecasting the Future, Hideyuki Matsumi and Daniel J. Solove
Take a Chance? The Controversy Over Releasing D.C. Prisoners Under the Second Look Act, Peter H. Meyers
Proceduralism: Delaware’s Legacy, Dalia Tsuk Mitchell
In Memoriam Thomas Buergenthal (1934-2023), Sean Murphy
Book Review of Donald R. Rothwell, Islands and International Law (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2022), Sean D. Murphy
The Heritage of the Articles on State Responsibility for the International Law Commission, Sean D. Murphy