Welcome! I am an Associate Professor of Political Science at San Francisco State University.
My research focuses on experiments in law in justice, focusing on questions related to the impact of new constitutional rights recognitions, access to justice mechanisms, and approaches to criminal prosecution. I have published articles in Comparative Political Studies, Comparative Politics, Global Constitutionalism, Government & Opposition, Human Rights Quarterly, Journal of Law and Courts, Law & Society Review, Law & Social Inquiry, and Sociological Perspectives, in addition to two Cambridge Elements and one Cambridge University Press book.
You can find my CV here; additional information about my book, The Social Constitution, here; my other research activities here; and an overview of my teaching experience here. Contact me at [email protected]. Access my Google Scholar profile here.
My research focuses on experiments in law in justice, focusing on questions related to the impact of new constitutional rights recognitions, access to justice mechanisms, and approaches to criminal prosecution. I have published articles in Comparative Political Studies, Comparative Politics, Global Constitutionalism, Government & Opposition, Human Rights Quarterly, Journal of Law and Courts, Law & Society Review, Law & Social Inquiry, and Sociological Perspectives, in addition to two Cambridge Elements and one Cambridge University Press book.
You can find my CV here; additional information about my book, The Social Constitution, here; my other research activities here; and an overview of my teaching experience here. Contact me at [email protected]. Access my Google Scholar profile here.