Publications

First in a new series drawing attention to conversations among human rights scholars and practitioners.

Looking back at the past year, and forward to the next

Read Dr. Jane Dailey's new article published in The Nation on the attack on interracial marriage in the Supreme Court.

Executive Director of Pozen Center, Kathleen Cavanaugh, has written a chapter of "Sharia Law in the Twenty-First Century", which consists of concise, detailed analytical studies on current critical discussions of Sharia in the Western and Muslim legal traditions.

Read Tom Ginsburg's book, Democracies and International Law, recently published by Cambridge University Press! Democracies and authoritarian...

Ben Laurence's new book Agents of Change: Political Philosophy in Practice, has been published by Harvard University Press. It was selected...

Watch Pozen Faculty Board member Jane Dailey discuss her latest book, “White Fright,” in conversation with Faculty Director Mark Bradley.

TIME recently asked 21 historians, including Faculty Director Mark Bradley, to write about their picks for worst moments from American history “that hold a lesson—and what they think those experiences can teach us.”

Doctoral candidate Sandra H. Park recently published her essay, "Finding the Taejon Massacre in Independence, Missouri" on #AsiaNow, the blog of the Association for Asian Studies.

Albert Woodfox, who will deliver the Pozen Center's Fall 2019 Kirschner Lecture on November 7th, has been named a finalist for the National Book Award.