My research has largely been in the area of American national security law and criminal law and procedure, with an emphasis on criminal prosecutions and foreign policy. I have also written about immigration law's role in driving foreign policy. More recently, I have also explored international criminal law and the Arab world, as well as the laws of the Arab countries regarding terrorism. I continue to engage in issues of academic freedom and the conflation of speech with allegations of terrorist activity. My most current research is a book-length project reviewing the history and content of American law as it relates to the question of Palestine, which is now under contract with Princeton University Press.
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Criminal Procedure, Evidence, International Human Rights Law, Law and the Arab World, Palestinian Law and Politics, First Amendment and Academic Freedom
