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Research
Making An Impact: USF Law Faculty Rank #57
Through their research and service, USF School of Law professors provide insights into some of the world's most pressing legal questions. And they are mighty; USF Law faculty ranked #57 for scholarly impact in a 2021 study assessing law journal citations. We're pleased to provide a few recent highlights:
Employment law, work/family law
Recently published "A Post-Pandemic Antidiscrimination Approach to Workplace Flexibility," Washington University Journal of Law and Policy (2021)
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Critical race theory, mindfulness and social justice
Authored "On Buddhist Awareness Practices and the Inner Work of Antiracism," Harvard Divinity Bulletin (forthcoming)
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Wrongful convictions, police interrogation, and false confessions
Co-authored "Theorizing Failed Prosecutions," Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology (forthcoming)
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Taxation
Recently published Selected Federal Taxation: Statutes and Regulations, (2022 edition)
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Climate change and environmental justice
Recently published: "Climate Justice and the Social Pillar in California's Climate Policies," Cambridge Handbook of Environmental Justice and Sustainable Development (2021)
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International criminal law, human rights law
Published the paperback edition of his book, A Place Outside the Law: Forgotten Voices From Guantanamo, Beacon Press
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Immigration law, migration theory, Asian American legal history
Recently published: "Curtailing the Deportation of Undocumented Parents in the Best Interest of the Child," Georgetown Immigration Law Review (with Lizzie Bird, 2021)
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Prof. Tristin Green
Employment discrimination and inequality
Authored the book chapter "Feminism and #MeToo: The Power of the Collective," Oxford Handbook of Feminism and the Law in the U.S. (forthcoming)
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International law, international trade and arbitration, business law
Published "Arbitration with Government," Pepperdine Dispute Resolution Law Journal (2021)
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Prof. Joshua P. Davis
Complex litigation, ethics, and their interplay
Co-authored "Antitrust as antiracism: Antitrust as a Partial Cure for Systemic Racism (and Other Systemic "Isms")," Antitrust Bulletin (with Eric Kramer, et al., 2021)
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Constitutional law, family law
Published "Anti LGBT Free Speech and Group Subordination," Arizona Law Review (2021)
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Criminal procedure, trial advocacy, wrongful convictions
Wrote "Anissa Jordan Took Part in a Robbery. She Went to Prison for Murder." Atlantic Magazine (Feb.16, 2021)
