Articles
New: The Case for Presidential Illegality in Constitutional Amendment (forthcoming 2019)
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1. Constitutional Amendment and Dismemberment, 43 Yale Journal of International Law 1 (2018)
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2. The Formalist Resistance to Unconstitutional Constitutional Amendments, 70 Hastings Law Journal 639 (2019) (co-authored with Malkhaz Nakashidze and Tarik Olcay)
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3. The Expressive Function of Constitutional Amendment Rules,
59 McGill Law Journal 225 (2013) |
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4. Amending Constitutional Amendment Rules, 13 International Journal of Constitutional Law 655 (2015)
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5. Constitutional Amendment by Constitutional Desuetude,
62 American Journal of Comparative Law 641 (2014) |
6. The Structure of Constitutional Amendment Rules, 49 Wake Forest Law Review 913 (2014)
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7. Nonconstitutional Amendments, 22 Canadian Journal of Law and Jurisprudence 5 (2009)
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8. Temporal Limitations in Constitutional Amendment, 21 Review of Constitutional Studies 37 (2016)
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9. Constitutional Disuse or Desuetude: The Case of Article V, 94 Boston University Law Review 1029 (2014)
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10. The Difficulty of Constitutional Amendment in Canada, 39 Alberta Law Review 85 (2015)
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11. Amendment and Revision in the Unmaking of Constitutions, Edward Elgar Research Handbook on Comparative Constitution-Making (David Landau & Hanna Lerner eds., forthcoming 2018)
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12. Four Unconstitutional Constitutions and their Democratic Foundations, 50 Cornell International Law Journal 169 (2017)
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13. The Conventions of Constitutional Amendment in Canada, 53 Osgoode Hall Law Journal 399 (2016)
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14. How a Court Becomes Supreme, 77 Maryland Law Review (forthcoming 2018)
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15. Constitutional Handcuffs,
42 Arizona State Law Journal 663 (2010) |
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16. The Fusion of Presidentialism and Parliamentarism, 57 American Journal of Comparative Law 531 (2009)
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17. Constitutional Reform in the Caribbean, 16 Election Law Journal 263 (2017)
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18. Presidential Values in Parliamentary Democracies,
8 International Journal of Constitutional Law 207 (2010) |
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19. Quasi-Constitutional Amendments, 65 Buffalo Law Review 739 (2017)
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20. American Exceptionalism in Constitutional Amendment, 69 Arkansas Law Review 217 (2016) (symposium issue)
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21. Constitutional Amendment by Stealth, 60 McGill Law Journal 673 (2015)
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22. The Unamendable Core of the United States Constitution, Comparative Perspectives on the Fundamental Freedom of Expression (Andras Koltay ed., 2015)
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23. Constructive Unamendability in Canada and the United States, 67 Supreme Court Law Review 181 (2014)
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24. The Theory and Doctrine of Unconstitutional Constitutional Amendment in Canada, 41 Queen's Law Journal 153 (2015)
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25. Constitutional Limits to European Integration, 14 International Journal of Constitutional Law 297 (2016) (Review)
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27. The Progressive Era of Constitutional Amendment, Eficiência e Ética na Administração Pública (Luiz Alberto Blanchet et al. eds., 2015)
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28. Constitutional Reform in Brazil: Lessons from Albania?, 4 Revista de Investigações Constitucionais 11 (2017) (co-authored with Juliano Zaiden Benvindo, Klodian Rado and Fabian Zhilla)
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29. Religion, Secularism and Limitations on Constitutional Amendment, Edward Elgar Research Handbook on Law and Religion (Rex Ahdar ed., forthcoming 2018) (co-authored with Yaniv Roznai)
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30. Discretionary Referenda in Constitutional Amendment, working draft, BC Legal Studies Research Paper No. 460
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31. Single-Subject Constitutional Amendments, working draft, BC Legal Studies Research Paper No. 466
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32. Judging Constitutional Conventions, International Journal of Constitutional Law (forthcoming 2018) (co-authored with Farrah Ahmed and Adam Perry)
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33. Constitutions Imposed with Consent?, The Law and Legitimacy of Imposed Constitutions (Richard Albert, Xenophon Contiades and Alkmene Fotiadou eds., forthcoming 2018)
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34. The Desuetude of the Notwithstanding Clause--And How to Revive It, Policy Change, Courts, and the Canadian Constitution (Emmett Macfarlane ed., forthcoming 2018)
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35. How Unwritten Constitutional Norms Change Written Constitutions, 38 Dublin University Law Journal 387 (2015)
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36. The Democratic Resilience of the Canadian Constitution, Constitutional Democracies in Crisis? (Mark Graber, Sanford Levinson & Mark Tushnet eds., forthcoming 2018) (co-authored with Michael Pal)
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37. The Separation of Higher Powers, 65 Southern Methodist University Law Review 3 (2012)
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38. Religion-State Relations in the United States and Germany,
56 Journal of Church and State (2014) (Review) |
39. Church and State in Western Society, 54 Journal of Church and State 652 (2012) (Review)
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40. The Constitutional Politics of the Establishment Clause,
87 Chicago-Kent Law Review 867 (2012) (symposium issue) |
41. The Evolving Vice Presidency, 78 Temple Law Review 811 (2005)
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42. The Constitutional Politics of Presidential Succession, 39 Hofstra Law Review 497 (2011)
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43. The Next Constitutional Revolution, 88 University of Detroit Mercy Law Review 707 (2011) (symposium issue)
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44. Constitutional Rights, Moral Controversy, and the Supreme Court, 51 Journal of Church and State 710 (2009) (Review)
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46. Secularism, Religion and Multicultural Citizenship, 52 Journal of Church and State 158 (2010) (Review)
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48. The Constitutional Imbalance, 37 New Mexico Law Review 1 (2007)
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49. American Separationism and Liberal Democracy, 88 Marquette Law Review 867 (2005)
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50. Popular Will and the Establishment Clause,
35 Memphis Law Review 199 (2005) |
51. Beyond the Conventional Establishment Clause Narrative,
28 Seattle University Law Review 329 (2005) |
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52. Protest, Proportionality, and the Politics of Privacy,
27 Loyola of Los Angeles International and Comparative Law Review 1 (2005) |
54. The Expositor and Guardian of Our Constitutional Values, Canada’s Chief Justice: Beverley McLachlin’s Legacy of Law and Leadership (Marcus Moore & Daniel Jutras eds., 2019)
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