Mark Janis
Jessica de Perio Wittman
Willajeanne McLean
Richard Wilson
Julia Simon-Kerr
Anya Bernstein
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Mark Janis publishes a book chapter, "American Idealists and the Founding of the International Law Association," AU SERVICE DU DROIT INTERNATIONAL 163 (KESSEDJIAN ET AL eds. 2023).
Jessica de Perio Wittman publishes Taking on the Ethical Obligation of Technology Competency in the Academy: An Empirical Analysis of Practice-Based Technology Training Today, 36 GEO. J. LEGAL ETHICS 1 (2023) (with Kathleen (Katie) Brown)
Willajeanne F. McLean publishes Under NiFTy Light: Trademark Considerations for the New Digital World, 56 AKRON L. REV. 275 (2023)
Richard Wilson publishes Dangerous Speech: A Cross-Cultural Study of Dehumanization and Revenge, 23 J. COGNITION & CULT. 170 (2023) (with J. Kiper, C. Lillie, B. Knapp, Y. Kwon, & L. Harris)
Julia Simon-Kerr publishes Law’s Credibility Problem, 98 WASH. L. REV. 179 (2023)
Anya Bernstein publishes The Accountable Bureaucrat, 132 YALE L.J. 1600 (2023) (with Cristina Rodríguez)
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