Originalism is a theory working itself pure. And it still has a ways to go: One of the kinks not
quite worked out in originalism as a theory of constitutional interpretation is the weight, if …

When Sulaiman Al-Adsani traveled from the United Kingdom to Kuwait to repel Saddam
Hussein's invasion in 1991, he never dreamed he would depart with bruises and burns …

Only twice in the last century, in 1919 with the Treaty of Versailles, and two years ago with
the comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty,'has the Senate rejected a significant treaty …

Is customary international law federal law or state law? Are these the only choices? One of
legal academia's more heated spats in recent years has concerned the domestic status of …

This book describes the constitutional law of foreign affairs, derived from the historical
understanding of the Constitution's text. It examines timeless and recurring foreign affairs …

This article asserts the consequentiality of global context for the development of
constitutional law, past and future. The article offers an account of the differential doctrines …

The orthodox view that states have no role in US foreign relations is not only inconsistent
with their place in the modem global economy, but the constitutional basis for a" dormant" …

In Clinton v City of New York,'the Supreme Court killed a statute and confirmed the death of
a doctrine. First, the Supreme Court did away with the Line Item Veto Act. For more than one …

For almost a quarter century, courts and judges, government officials and law professors
have argued over the place of international law within the American legal system. Today …

Corp.,'the US Supreme Court posited a peculiar notion of the source of federal power in
foreign affairs. Justice Sutherland, speaking for the Court, said that federal power in this area …