Law Review & Peer-Reviewed Articles
“Must Jurors Know the Stakes of Conviction? Sentencing, Encroachment, and Legal Proof” – Political Philosophy (forthcoming) (w/ Eleanor Gordon-Smith) (“Download of the Week” and “Highly Recommended” on the Legal Theory Blog)
“The Petition Clause and the Constitutional Mandate of Total-Population Apportionment” – Stanford Law Review (2023)
“Solidarity, Legitimacy, and the Janus Double-Bind” – Yale Law Journal Forum (2022)
“The Continued Relevance of the Equal Access Theory of Apportionment” – NYU Law Review Online (2021)
“Note: Prudence Lost? Separation of Powers and Standing After Lexmark” – NYU Law Review (2021)
Book Chapters
“Corrective Justice Without Private Law” – Oxford Studies in Private Law Theory, Vol. III (forthcoming 2025)
“Fichte’s Incomplete Republicanism” – Kant’s Early Followers in Political Philosophy (forthcoming 2025)
“Plebiscite in Modern Democracy” – Routledge Handbook of Illiberalism (2021) (with Samuel Issacharoff)
Works in Progress
“‘Private Rights’ in Public Law”
“The Old Labor Law: Democracy and the Price of Peace”
“Civil Recourse and the Possibility of Republican Justice”
“Democracy and Dealignment”
“Homelessness, Freedom, and Property-Owning Democracy”
[redacted for peer review] (essay on moral obligations)
Non-Academic Writing
“No Masters: The Limits of Post-Liberalism” – The Point Magazine (2023)
“Liberalism Against Capitalism” – Aeon Magazine (2023)
“Achieving Commonness: The Common Good and Its Alternatives” – The Point Magazine (2022)
Max Liebermann, “Flachssheuer in Laren” (1887)