FACULTY WRITINGS

Carl Baudenbacher, Foreword: Globalization of the Judiciary, 38 Texas International Law Journal 397 (2003).

Carl Baudenbacher, Judicial Globalization: New Development or Old Wine in New Bottles?, 38 Texas International Law Journal 505 (2003).

Sarah Cleveland, Inter-American Court of Human Rights Amicus Curiae Brief: The United States Violates International Law When Labor Law Remedies Are Restricted Based on Workers’ Migrant Status, 1 Seattle Journal for Social Justice 795 (2003) (with Beth Lyon & Rebecca Smith).

Robert Dawson, Texas Juvenile Blended Sentencing: An Empirical Study of the Uses of Determinate Sentencing, State Bar Section Report: Juvenile Law, June 2003, at 5.

William Forbath, The Politics of Constitutional Design: Obduracy and Amendability—A Comment on Ferejohn and Sager, 81 Texas Law Review 1965 (2003).

Julius Getman, Democracy and Unions Go Together, Los Angeles Times, July 6, 2003, at M5 (with Ray Marshall).

Patricia Hansen, Judicialization and Globalization in the North American Free Trade Agreement, 38 Texas International Law Journal 489 (2003).

Sanford Levinson, “Precommitment” and “Postcommitment”: The Ban on Torture in the Wake of September 11, 81 Texas Law Review 2013 (2003).

Richard Markovits, Precommitment Analysis and Societal Moral Identity, 81 Texas Law Review 1877 (2003).

Steven Ratner, Comment on Chapters 1 and 2, in United States Hegemony and the Foundations of International Law 101 (Michael Byers & Georg Nolte eds.; New York: Cambridge University Press, 2003).

Steven Ratner, The International Criminal Court and the Limits of Global Judicialization, 38 Texas International Law Journal 445 (2003).

Steven Ratner, Precommitment Theory and International Law: Starting a Conversation, 81 Texas Law Review 2055 (2003).

Anthony Reese, The First Sale Doctrine in the Era of Digital Networks, 44 Boston College Law Review 577 (2003).

John Robertson, “Paying the Alligator”: Precommitment in Law, Bioethics, and Constitutions, 81 Texas Law Review 1729 (2003).

John Robertson, Precommitment Issues in Bioethics, 81 Texas Law Review 1849 (2003).

Lawrence Sager, Commitment and Constitutionalism, 81 Texas Law Review 1929 (2003) (with John Ferejohn).

Jane Stapleton, Cause-in-Fact and the Scope of Liability for Consequences, 119 Law Quarterly Review 388 (2003).

Jay Westbrook, International Judicial Negotiation, 38 Texas International Law Journal 567 (2003).

Ernest Young, The Trouble with Global Constitutionalism, 38 Texas International Law Journal 527 (2003).

FACULTY ACTIVITIES

Karen Engle presented a lecture entitled “What is Right? Feminism, Culture & the Struggle for International Justice” to the International Law Society and the Women’s Law Association at Duke University, Mar. 24, 2003. Engle was a distinguished scholar at Pittsburgh School of Law, Mar. 30-Apr. 1, 2003, where she met with students, taught an international law class, and presented a talk to the faculty entitled “Feminist Perceptions of Culture and Rights in International Law.” During June 2-7, 2003, Engle was a faculty member for a Nordic-wide graduate course on “Conflicts between Human Rights” at the Åbo Akademi University Institute for Human Rights in Turku, Finland. In addition to commenting on students’ dissertation proposals, she presented two lectures, “Women’s Rights and Culture: Conflicts” and “The Meaning(s) of the Right to Culture in Indigenous Rights Advocacy.”

Henry Hu was quoted in the San Francisco Chronicle, May 15, 2003, on the practices associated with Warren Buffett and Charles Munger’s Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder meetings relative to the anticipated practices for an upcoming annual meeting of Siebel Systems. Hu was quoted in USA Today, May 14, 2003, on corporate governance aspects of a settlement of a securities fraud lawsuit relating to Hanover Compressor. Hu was quoted in Business Week, May 12, 2003, on how matters relating to the $1.4 billion global settlement relating to Wall Street securities analyst conflicts have served to inform ordinary investors. Hu was quoted in the Washington Post, May 11, 2003, on how to improve executive compensation practices. Hu was quoted in the Toronto Star, May 4, 2003, on whether senior corporate officers have come to terms with fundamental problems in corporate governance. Hu was quoted in the Washington Post, May 4, 2003, on an incentive structure issue associated with the Wall Street global settlement. Hu was quoted in a front page story in the Wall Street Journal, May 2, 2003, on how corporations who inflate their earnings hurt stockholders from a tax standpoint.

Brian Leiter was interviewed on CNN’s “Live from the Headlines” on July 9, 2003, about the textbook selection process in Texas.

Patrick Woolley presented a paper on “Choice of Law and the Certification of Mass Tort Class Actions Under Rule 23(b)(3)” at a joint meeting of the Civil Procedure and Torts Sections of the Association of American Law Schools, June 18, 2003, in New York City.