Articles

• “The International Criminal Court and the Justice Cascade,” International Criminal Law Review, Vol. 24, no. 3 (with Barry Hashimoto and Kafumu Kalyalya) (2024).

• “Change by Drips and Drabs or No Change at Law: The Coming UNDRIP Battles in Canadian Courts,” American Indian Law Review 11:22 (2023). †

• “Playing Along to Get Along: Comity in Canadian Extradition Law,” Supreme Court Law Review 101 (2021). †

• “Is There Even A Standard of Review at the ICC?” International Criminal Law Review 20:6 (2020). *

• “A Separate Head of Judicial Review: Divergent Paths in Common Law Rights Review,” Canadian Journal of Administrative Law and Policy 33:3 (2020). *

• “That Most Canadian of Virtues: Comity and Section 7 of the Charter,” Western Journal of Legal Studies (Spring 2020). †

• Cited by the Supreme Court of Canada in R. v. McGregor, 2023 SCC 4.

• “What Systems Theorists Mean When They Talk About International Law and the International Rule of Law,” Ancilla Iuris No 1 (2019). *

• “Getting to Yes: Lessons for a Transnational Activist,” Law, Social Justice, and Global Development Journal (with Kafumu Kalyalya) (2019). *

• “Overcoming Statism from Within,” (with Kafumu Kalyalya). Published in special volume of Critical Horizons (2016). Reprinted in Contestatory Cosmopolitanism, edited by Dr. Tom Bailey, Routledge, 2017 (978-1138291140). *

• Cited by Amicus Curiae: Members of the Canadian Partnership for International Justice in ICC Case: ICC-RoC46(3)-01/18-23 (Situation in Bangladesh involving the Rohingya).

• “Global Justice and the New Regulatory Regime,” (with Kafumu Kalyalya), Published in a Special Issue of Les Ateliers de l’éthique guest-edited by Yann Allard-Tremblay and Benoit Morissette (Fall 2015). *

• “The Autopoietic Turn in Habermas’ Legal Philosophy,” Ancilla Iuris No. 41 (2014). *

• Review: “Fascinating and recommended,” Lawrence Solum, Legal Theory Blog.

• “Introduction to Symposium on Hugh Baxter’s Habermas – The Discourse Theory of Law and Democracy,” Philosophy and Social Criticism (February 2014). *

Book Chapters

• “Neither Democratic nor Constitutional but Legitimate: Fragmentation and the Legitimation of International Law,” in Jurisprudence in a globalized world, edited by Jorge Fabra (Edward Elgar Press, 2020).

Edited Books (in print)

• General Editor and Public International Law Area Editor, Global Encyclopaedia of Territorial Rights (https://meteor.springer.com/getr ) (online, 2021; estimated date for physical edition, 2025).