research overview
- Professor Desautels-Stein's scholarship concentrates on the jurisprudential intersections of legal structuralism, legal pragmatism, and liberal legalism, with a focus on political economy, race, and global law.
- Contact Info
Deystone, Justin Jacob
Positions
- Professor, School of Law
- Professor, History
Research Areas
Research
keywords
- International law, legal philosophy, political economy, race relations, social theory
Publications
selected publications
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book
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chapter
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conference proceeding
- After the End of Legal Thought. 517-532. 2015
- Afterword: Contemporary Legal Thought As .... 533-549. 2015
- Introduction: Searching for Contemporary Legal Thought: History, Image, and Structure. 1-20. 2015
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journal article
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1. HISTORIOGRAPHY, IDEOLOGY, AND LAW: AN INTRODUCTION.
History and Theory.
292-295.
2021
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2. ON THE DOMESTICATION OF CRITICAL LEGAL HISTORY.
History and Theory.
296-310.
2021
- A Prolegomenon to the Study of Racial Ideology in the Era of International Human Rights. UCLA Law Review. 1536-1578. 2021
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From Apology to Utopia's Point of Attack.
Leiden Journal of International Law.
677-697.
2016
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International legal structuralism: a primer.
International Theory.
201-235.
2016
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A Context for Legal History, or, This is not your Father's Contextualism.
American Journal of Legal History.
29-40.
2016
- Review of Joel Trachtman's The Future of International Law. Journal of international economic law. 2015
- Structuralist Legal Histories. Law and Contemporary Problems. 2015
- Theorizing Contemporary Legal Thought. Law and Contemporary Problems. 2015
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Chiastic law in the crystal ball: exploring legal formalism and its alternative futures.
London Review of International Law.
263-296.
2014
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Back in Style.
Nature Electronics.
141-162.
2014
- Pragmatic Liberalism: The Outlook of the Dead. Boston College law review. Boston College. Law School. 2014
- The Judge and the Drone. Arizona law review. 2014
- A Structuralist Approach to the Two State Action Doctrines. New York University Journal of Law and Liberty. 2013
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Experimental Pragmatism in the Third Globalization.
Contemporary Pragmatism.
181-204.
2012
- The Market as a Legal Concept. Buffalo Law Review. 387-492. 2012
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You Can Look, But Don't Touch.
English Language Notes.
149-155.
2012
- Race as a Legal Concept. Columbia Journal of Race and Law. 2012
- Extraterritoriality, Antitrust, and the Pragmatist Style.. Emory International Law Review. 499-570. 2008
- At War with the Eclectics: Mapping Pragmatism in Contemporary Legal Analysis.. Michigan State Dcl Law Review. 565-629. 2007
- National Identity and Liberalism in International Law: Three Models.. North Carolina Journal of International Law and Commercial Regulation. 463-533. 2005
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1. HISTORIOGRAPHY, IDEOLOGY, AND LAW: AN INTRODUCTION.
History and Theory.
292-295.
2021
Background
education and training
- LL.M., Harvard University 2006
- J.D., University of North Carolina Chapel Hill 2005
- M.A., Tufts University 2004
- B.A., University of North Carolina at Asheville 1998
International Activities
geographic focus
- Denmark Country
- Finland Country
- France Country
- Netherlands Country
- South Africa Country
- Sweden Country
- United Kingdom Country