Vol. 71, Issue 3, 2009

General

Hon. Irwin Cotler*

Irwin Cotler

Symposium remarks

General

Abraham Wagner*

Abraham Wagner

Symposium remarks

General
Akhil Amar*
Akhil Reed Amar
Symposium remarks
General
VISIBILITY, ACCOUNTABILITY AND DISCOURSE AS ESSENTIAL TO DEMOCRACY: THE UNDERLYING THEME OF ALAN DERSHOWITZ’S WRITING AND TEACHING
Alan M. Dershowitz
Alan Dershowitz analyzes his single, articulable theme in his legal writing and aims to show how it pervaded his writing and teaching.
General
A POVERTY OF RESPECT: HUMAN RIGHTS, HONOR, DIGNITY AND RESPECT IN THE ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN CONFLICT
Cecil J. v II
This article suggests a new and potentially helpful perspective on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that consists of looking more closely at the human rights implications.
General
TORTURE WARRANTS AND THE RULE OF LAW
John T. Parry
This article explores some of the jurisprudential and theoretical stakes that the debate on torture warrants under the U.S. Constitution.

General

NATIONAL IDENTIFICATION CARDS: POWERFUL TOOLS FOR DEFINING AND IDENTIFYING WHO BELONGS IN THE UNITED STATES

Renee C. Redman

This essay considers the concept of a national identification card system for the purpose of identifying who “belongs” in the United States—for defining and identifying “them.”

General

ALAN DERSHOWITZ: THE ADVOCATE AND SCHOLAR AS JEW; THE JEW AS ADVOCATE AND SCHOLAR

Martin H. Belsky

This article considers how Professor Dershowitz has melded his Jewish identity with his academic scholarship and public advocacy.

General

WALL OF REASON: ALAN DERSHOWITZ v. THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE

Nicholas Rostow

This article argues that even when Dershowitz carves out highly controversial positions, he has done so with the law foremost in his mind.

General
Symposium transcript
Garrett Epps
Symposium transcript

This website uses cookies