Faculty Scholarship
The faculty members of Arizona Law are among the most influential legal scholars in the world. Our faculty routinely produce powerful and provocative scholarship, from shaping legal debate on water policy and ethics, to conducting research that identifies and solves important real-world challenges like jury bias and internet censorship.
2019
Articles
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Available at: http://ssrn.com/abstract=2070204 Available at:Hershey, Robert,
'Paradigm Wars' Revisited: New Eyes on Indigenous Peoples' Resistance To Globalization, 5 UCLA Indigenous Peoples' J. L., Culture & Resistance 43 (2019).
2014
Articles
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Available at: http://ssrn.com/abstract=2377486Hershey, Robert,
Mapping Intergenerational Memories (Part I): Proving the Contemporary Truth of the Indigenous Past, Arizona Legal Studies Discussion Paper No. 14-01 (2014) (co-author with Jennifer McCormack & Gillian E. Newell).
2010
Books
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Hershey, Robert,
Globalization and the Transformation of Cultures & Humanity: A Curriculum and Toolkit for the Efflorescence of Ecological Literacy in Legal and Business School Education (2010), http://www.ecoliteratelaw.com/.
2007
Other Writings
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Hershey, Robert,
Crafting Contemporary Business Agreements with American Indian Societies: A Primer (unpublished draft 2007) (available at http://www.uanativenet.com/sites/default/files/CraftingContemporaryBusinessAgreements.pdf).
2001
Articles in Books
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Hershey, Robert,
Chapter 41, Indian Law, in United States Law of Trade and Investment (Boris Kozolchyk & John F. Molloy eds., 2001).
1994
Articles in Books
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Hershey, Robert,
Intellectual Property Rights and American Indian Tribes, in American Indian Relationships in a Modern Arizona Economy 221 (Malcolm (Hamp) Merrill project director & ed., 1994) (co-author, with Richard Guest).
1971
Articles
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Hershey, Robert,
Criminal Detainers in a Nutshell, 7 Crim. L. Bull. 753 (1971) (co-author, with David B. Wexler).