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 2023
The Heritage of the Articles on State Responsibility for the International Law Commission, Sean D. Murphy
Now You See Them, Now You Don’t: International Court-Appointed Experts, Wartime Reparations, and the DRC v. Uganda Case, Sean D. Murphy and Yuri Parkhomenko
First Amendment Protections for “Good Trouble”, Dawn C. Nunziato
The Digital Services Act and the Brussels Effect on Platform Content Moderation, Dawn C. Nunziato
Modern Merger Law: Dante’s Inferno Revisited, Richard J. Pierce Jr
To Find the Best Future System of Agency Adjudication We Should Return to the Past, Richard J. Pierce Jr
This Is Not Your Grandparents’ Military Justice System: The 2022 and 2023 National Defense Authorization Acts, David A. Schlueter and Lisa M. Schenck
Transforming Military Justice: The 2022 and 2023 National Defense Authorization Acts, David A. Schlueter and Lisa M. Schenck
Emerging Policy and Practice Issues (2022), Steven L. Schooner and David J. Berteau
Establishment Clause Mythology, Peter J. Smith and Robert W. Tuttle
Data Is What Data Does: Regulating Use, Harm, and Risk Instead of Sensitive Data, Daniel J. Solove
Can AI Standards Have Politics?, Alicia Solow-Niederman
A New Approach to Measuring AI Bias in Human Resources Functions: Model Risk Management, Keith E. Sonderling and Aram Gavoor
Schutte & Polansky: Shifting the Landscape of False Claims Act Litigation & Compliance, Jessica Tillipman and Teddie Arnold
Common Law Statutes, Charles Tyler
Carceral Control: A Nationwide Survey of Criminal Court Supervision Rules, Kate Weisburd
Rights Violations as Punishment, Kate Weisburd
The Carceral Home, Kate Weisburd
We Must Protect Investors and Our Banking System from the Crypto Industry, Arthur E. Wilmarth Jr.
An Intersectional Examination of U.S. Civil Justice Problems, Kathryne M. Young and Katie Billings
Feature Comment: OMB Issues Final Build America, Buy America (BABA) Guidance Which May Trigger Compliance, Enforcement and Trade Issues—And Bid Protests, Christopher R. Yukins and Kristen E. Ittig
Submissions from 2022
The Common Sense of a Wealth Tax: Thomas Paine & Taxation as Freedom from Aristocracy, Jeremy Bearer-Friend and Vanessa Williamson
Academic Brands and Online Education, Paul S. Berman
DEMOCRACY AND DEMOGRAPHY, Paul S. Berman, Neal S. Mehrotra, and Kathryn S. Sadasivan
Artificial Intelligence Accountability of Public Administration, Francesca Bignami
Copyright: A Contemporary Approach, Robert Brauneis and Roger Schechter
Racial Capitalism in the Civil Courts, Tonya L. Brito, Kathryn A. Sabbeth, Jessica Steinberg, and Lauren Sudeall
No Man Is An Island In Defense Procurement: Developments In EU Defense Procurement Regulation And Its Implications For The U.S., Luke R.A. Butler, Michael Bowsher, and Christopher R. Yukins
The Field of State Civil Courts, Anna E. Carpenter, Alyx Mark, Colleen F. Shanahan, and Jessica Steinberg
Between a Rock and a Hard Place? ICT Companies, Armed Conflict, and International Law, Arturo J. Carrillo
Follow the Leader? A Comparative Law Study of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation’s Impact in Latin America, Arturo J. Carrillo and Matias Jackson
IS CHINA A DUAL STATE?, Donald C. Clarke
Review of Shucheng Wang, Law as an Instrument: Sources of Chinese Law for Authoritarian Legality (Cambridge University Press 2022), Donald C. Clarke
FDA-Approved: How PFAS-laden Food Contact Materials are Poisoning Consumers and What to do About it, Katya S. Cronin
Comment Letter on SEC Climate Disclosure Proposal by 21 Law and Finance Professors, Lawrence A. Cunningham
The SEC's Misguided Climate Disclosure Rule Proposal, Lawrence A. Cunningham, Stephen M. Stephen M. Bainbridge, Jonathan Berk, Sanjai Bhagat, Bernard S. Black, William J. Carney, David J. Denis, Diane K. Denis, Charles M. Elson, Jesse M. Fried, Sean J. Griffith, Jonathan M. Karpoff, F. Scott Kieff, Edmund W. Kitch, Katherine Litvak, Julia D. Mahoney, Paul G. Mahoney, Adam C. Pritchard, Dale A. Oesterle, Roberta Romano, Todd J. Zywicki, and Christina P. Skinner
Judicial Review of Scientific Uncertainty in Climate Change Lawsuits: Deferential and Nondeferential Evaluation of Agency Factual and Policy Determinations, Robert L. Glicksman, Daniel KIm, and Keziah Groth-Tuft
The New Separation of Powers Formalism and Administrative Adjudication, Robert L. Glicksman and Richard E. Levy
A Critical 21st Century Role for Public Land Management: Conserving 30% of the Nation’s Lands and Waters Beyond 2030, Robert L. Glicksman and Sandra B. Zellmer
Appointing Arbitrators: Tenure, Public Confidence, and a Middle Road for ISDS Reform, Thomas D. Grant and F. Scott Kieff
Behavioural Economics and ISDS Reform: A Response to Marceddu and Ortolani, Thomas D. Grant and F. Scott Kieff
China’s Sanctions and Rule of Law: How to Respond When China Targets Lawyers, Thomas D. Grant and F. Scott Kieff
PATENTS AND COMPETITION: COMMERCIALIZING INNOVATION IN THE GLOBAL ECOSYSTEM FOR 5G AND THE INTERNET OF THINGS, Thomas D. Grant and F. Scott Kieff
COMPENSATION UNDER THE MICROSCOPE: FLORIDA, Jeffrey Gutman
Compensation under the Microscope: Washington, Jeffrey Gutman
Compensation under the Microscope: Wisconsin, Jeffrey Gutman and National Registry of Exonerations
China’s Sanctions and Rule of Law: How to Respond When China Targets Lawyers, F. Scott Kieff and Thomas D. Grant
Regulating Big Tech: Lessons From the FTC’s Do Not Call Rule, William E. Kovacic and David A. Hyman
Firearms and Initial Aggressors, Cynthia Lee
Race and the Criminal Law Curriculum, Cynthia Lee