2025
Rebecca Tsosie & Michael Kotutwa Johnson, The Seed Is the Law: Creating New Governance Frameworks for Indigenous Heirloom Seeds and Traditional Knowledge, 71 UCLA Law Review 1770 (2025).
Tammi Walker, Title IX Reimagined: The Power of Principles-Based Governance, 93 University of Cincinnati Law Review 739 (2025).
Leslye Obiora, Traditional Institutions and Cultural Heritage Law: The Case of Benin Bronzes, 66 The Journal of African History (2025).
Teresa Miguel-Stearns, Trump V. United States and the Separation of Powers, 173 University of Pennsylvania Law Review Online 33 (2025).
Leslye Obiora, Debarati Sen & Sreeparna Chattopadhyay, Voices in Conversation: Cost of Living Crisis, Feminist Anthropology (forthcoming) (2025).
Arizona Legal Studies
Teresa Miguel-Stearns, “Vesting” V. “Appropriating” in the Constitution, Notice & Comment, A blog from the Yale Journal on Regulation (2025).
2024
Arizona Legal Studies
Shefali Milczarek-Desai, (Hidden) In Plain Sight: Migrant Child Labor and the New Economy of Exploitation, 77 University of Arkansas Law Review 345 (2024).
Arizona Legal Studies
Susie Salmon, A Short & Happy Guide to Moot Court (2024).
Arizona Legal Studies
Cas Laskowski, Teresa Miguel-Stearns, Tina Ching, Emily Florio, Kerry Lohmeier, Jean O’Grady, Adeen Postar, Austin Martin Williams & Kristin Wolek, Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Law Libraries: Mid-Atlantic Roundtable Report (2024).
Arizona Legal Studies
Teresa Miguel-Stearns, Balancing Interests in the Separation of Powers, 91 University of Chicago Law Review 1331 (2024).
Arizona Legal Studies
Taylor St John, Malcolm Langford, Yuliya Chernykh, Øyvind Stiansen, Tarald Gulseth Berge & Sergio Puig, Bargaining in the Shadow of Awards , 35 European Journal of International Law 603 (2024).
Tessa Dysart, Book Review: At the Altar of the Appellate Gods--A Book Review, 25 The Journal of Appellate Practice and Process 199 (2024).
Book Review: How Machines Came to Speak: Technologies and Freedom of Speech, 20 Law, Culture and Humanities 455 (2024).
Cas Laskowski, Data: Societal Datafication and Libraries, in Encyclopedia of Libraries, Librarianship, and Information Science (Eds. Baker, David and Ellis, Lucy), (2024).
Deirdre Pfeiffer & Bryan Schwartz, Deconstructing Racial Code Words, 58 Law & Society Review 294 (2024).
Arizona Legal Studies
Leslye Obiora, Deepening the Case for Egalitarianism in the International Order: A Comparative Perspective, 18 ICL Journal 457 (2024).
Teresa Miguel-Stearns & Cas Laskowski, Democratizing Law Librarianship: Reducing Barriers to Entry through Alternative Pathways to the Profession and Increased Support to Students, in Academic Law Librarianship: Historical Reflections, Present Challenges, and Future Opportunities in Legal Education, (eds. Jessica de Perio Wittman and Raquel J. Gabriel) forthcoming (2024).
Teresa Miguel-Stearns & Cas Laskowski, Democratizing Law Librarianship: Reducing Barriers to Entry through Alternative Pathways to the Profession and Increased Support to Students: A Call to Action, Legal Reference Services Quarterly (2024).
Arizona Legal Studies
Jaime Valenzuela, Demonstrating Inclusion and Allyship: Curating a Physical and Digital Exhibit to Amplify an Indigenous Voice , in Creating an Inclusive Library: Approaches for Increasing Outreach, Engagement, and Use with BIPOC Students, Ngoc-Yen Tran, Michael Aguilar, & Adriana Poo (Eds.) (2024).