Books & articles

2026

• Constitutionalism and Majoritarianism Reconciled — 18 Journal of Legal Analysis 118–134 (with Avihay Dorfman)

2024

• Can AI-Based Decisions be Genuinely Public? On the Limits of Using AI-Algorithms in Public Institutions — 6 Jus Cogens 47–64 (with Gadi Perl)

• Disobedience as Such — 15 Jurisprudence 497–514

2023

• The Necessity of Institutional Pluralism — Oxford Journal of Legal Studies (with Avihay Dorfman)

• Two Concepts of Constitutional Legitimacy — Global Constitutionalism (with Avihay Dorfman)

• Regulation ex ante, Regulation ex post — 2023 University of Illinois L. Rev. 1587 (with Vincent Chiao)

2022

• Who is to Decide in Theories of International Responsibility Law — p. 92 (ed. Samantha Besson)

• Framing Negligence — 19 Journal of Empirical Legal Studies 296 (with Shoham Choshen-Hillel & Ehud Guttel)

2021

• Law as Standing — 4 Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Law 93 (with A. Dorfman)

• Hate Speech — Oxford Handbook of Freedom of Speech (eds. Adrienne Stone & Fredrick Schauer)

• Barak’s Legal Revolutions and What Remains of Them: Authoritarian Abuse of the Judiciary-Empowerment Revolution in Israel — in Towering Judges (eds. Rehan Abeyratne & Iddo Porat)

2020

• Populist Rhetoric, False Mirroring and the Courts — 18 International Journal of Constitutional Law 746

• Taking Internationalism Seriously: Why International Criminal Law Matters — Oxford Handbook of International Criminal Law ch. 9 (with M. Gur Arye)

• In Defense of Non-Representational Constitutions — Revolutionary Constitutionalism: Law Legitimacy ch. 2 (ed. Richard Albert)

2019

• Constitutionalism and Justice — Constitutionalism Justified: Rainer Forst in Discourse ch. 10 (eds. Herlin-Karnell & Klatt)

2018

• Alexander’s Constitutionalism: A Qualified Defense — Moral Puzzles and Legal Perplexities (ed. Heidi Hurd) pp. 221–228

• Why Privatization Matters? The Democratic Case Against Privatization — Nomos LX (eds. Jack Knight & Melissa Schwartzberg) pp. 52–78

• The Real Case for Judicial Review — Elgar Research Handbook on Comparative Judicial Review (with A. Shinar)

• Dignity, Emergency, Exception — The Rule of Crisis (eds. Auriel, Beaud, Wellman) pp. 101–118 (with A. Sharon)

• Torts for Non-Victims: The Case for Third Party Litigation — University of Illinois L. Rev. 1049–1090 (with E. Guttel & Shai Lavie)

• Radical Privatization — 47(1) Mishpatim 287–326 (in Hebrew)

2017

• Embracing the Tension Between National and International Human Rights Law: The Case for Discordant Parity — 15 International Journal of Constitutional Law 36–59

• Why Privatization Matters — Criminal Law and the Authority of the State (eds. du Bois-Pedain, Ulväng, Asp)

2016

• Against Privatization as Such — 36 Oxford Journal of Legal Studies 400–427 (with A. Dorfman)

2015

• The Duty to Criminalize — 34 Law & Philosophy 1–22

2014

• Public and Private Law — Oxford Handbook of Criminal Law (eds. Dubber & Hornle) pp. 1040–1063

• Behavioral Analysis of Criminal Law: A Survey — Oxford Handbook of Behavioral Economics and the Law 568–598

• Why Constitutionalism Matters: The Case for Robust Constitutionalism — 1 Critical Analysis of Law 32–50

2013

• The Case Against Privatization — 41 Philosophy & Public Affairs 67–102 (with A. Dorfman)

2012

• Between Judicial Review and Legislative Supremacy: A Cautious Defense of Constrained Judicial Review — 10 International Journal of Constitutional Law 950–975 (with A. Shinar)

• Freedom of Speech — Companion to Philosophy of Law (ed. Andrei Marmor), Routledge 599–617

• Hate Speech and Comprehensive Forms of Life — The Content and Context of Free Speech (eds. Herz & Molnar) pp. 306–326

2011

• Necessity Knows No Law — 61 University of Toronto L.J. 845–865 (with A. Sharon)

• Outsourcing Violence? — 5 Law and Ethics of Human Rights 396

• Commensurability and Agency: Yet Two Unmet Challenges to Law and Economics — 96 Cornell L. Rev. 749 (with A. Porat)

2010

• The Easy Core Case for Judicial Review — 2 Journal of Legal Analysis 227–256 (with T. Kahana)

2009

• Aggregating Probabilities Across Offences in Criminal Law — 94 Minnesota L. Rev. 261–309 (with A. Porat)

2008

• Uncertainty Revisited: Legal Prediction and Legal Postdiction — 107 Michigan L. Rev. 467–499 (with E. Guttel)

2007

• The Economics of Stigma: Why More Detection of Crime May Result in Less Stigmatization — 36 Journal of Legal Studies 355–377 (with A. Klement)

2006

• The Right to Judicial Review — 92 Virginia L. Rev. 991–1022 (with Y. Eylon)

2005

• Matching Probabilities: The Behavioral Law & Economics of Repeated Behavior — 72 U. Chicago L. Rev. 1197 (with E. Guttel)

2003

• Rights-Based Judicial Review: A Democratic Justification — 22 Law and Philosophy 247–276

2001

• Crime Rates and Expected Sanctions: The Economics of Deterrence Revisited — 30 Journal of Legal Studies 485–502 (with O. Bar-Gill)

1999

• On Hate and Equality — 109 Yale L.J. 507–539 (with G. Parchomovsky)

1997

• What Demands are Rights: An Investigation of the Relations Between Rights and Reasons — 17 Oxford Journal of Legal Studies 101–114

1992

• Bigotry, Pornography, and the First Amendment: A Theory of Unprotected Speech — 65 S. California L. Rev. 1887–1931