Articles

The Tale of Two Compadres: Teaching International Trade and Development Across Cultures, 26 Pac. McGeorge Global Bus. & Dev. L.J. 33 (2013)

Is A Burrito A Sandwich? Exploring Race, Class and Culture in Contracts, 14 Michigan Journal of Race and Law 1 (Fall 2008) (lead article)

On the Origin of Fear in the World Trade System: Excavating the Roots of the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885, 101 American Society of International Law Proceedings 143 (2008)

Terror on the High Seas: The Trade and Development Implications of U.S. National Security Measures, 72 Brooklyn Law Rev. 385 (2007) (lead article)

Technical Assistance Post-Doha: Is There Any Hope of Integrating Developing Countries into the Global Trading System? 24 Arizona Int’l L. J. 121 (2007)

The Law of Bananas: Navigating The European Union’s Banana Importation Regime (report funded by USAID for the Government of Ghana, Feb. 2007)

Preparing Cape Verde for the World Trade Organization, 18 Transnational Lawyer 47 (2004)

A Least Developed Country Seeks to Join the WTO: Would Accession Help Cape Verde? International Law News, American Bar Association (Vol. 33, No. 3, Summer 2004)

Revenge of The Push-Me, Pull-You: The Implementation Process Under the WTO Dispute Settlement Understanding, 32 The International Lawyer 755 (1998) (with T. Reif)

Essays

"Why? A Father’s Question Spurs Exploration of Our Profession," ABA Journal (August 2008)

“NAFTA's Burdens Don't Outweigh Trade Benefits,” Sacramento Bee (March 2, 2008)