Book

1. Distributive Justice and World Trade Law : A Political Theory of International Trade Regulation (2018) Cambridge University Press (Publisher’s Site)

Papers (Articles / Chapters / Peer Reviewed Conferences etc.)

1. “Persuadability and LLMs as Legal Decision Tools” (2026) 21st International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Law (ICAIL 2026), https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.26233
2. “Voters do not Distinguish between International Law Regimes: A Survey Experiment on the Relative Authority of International Law and Courts in the Human Rights and Trade Regimes” (2025) Journal of Law and Empirical Analysis, 2(2), 324-245, https://doi.org/10.1177/2755323X251388249
3. “Legitimate authority, institutional specialisation and distributive international law”, (2025), Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, early view,
   https://doi.org/10.1080/13698230.2025.2499358
4. “Legitimate international authority and institutional diversity”, (2025), Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, early view,
   https://doi.org/10.1080/13698230.2025.2499356 (coauthored with Antoinette Scherz)
5. “Evaluating International Agreements: The Voluntarist Reply and its Limits”, (2023), Journal of Political Philosophy”(Publisher’s Site)
6. “The Puzzle of Competitive Fairness”, (2022), 21:2 Politics, Philosophy and Economics, 190-227. (Publisher’s Site)
7. “On Trade Justice, Power and Institutions – Some Questions for Risse and Wollner” (2022), 9:1 Moral Philosophy and Politics, 147-171 (Publisher’s Site)
8. “Justice and Authority in Investment Protection”, (2021), 15:2 Law and Development Review, 257-282 (Publisher’s Site)
9. “Comment: The Principle of Common Concern – Doctrinal Approaches”, in Thomas Cottier and Zaker Ahmad eds., The Prospects of Common Concern of Humankind in International Law, (2021), Cambridge University Press (Publisher’s Site)
10. “Reasons, Institutions, Authorities: Three Models of Exceptions in WTO Law”, in Lorand Bartels and Federica Paddeu, eds., Exceptions and Defences in International Law, (2020) Oxford University Press (Publisher’s Site)
11. “Rules and Values in International Adjudication: The Case of the WTO Appellate Body” (2019) 68:2 International & Comparative Law Quarterly 399-441 (PDF)(Publisher’s Site)
12. “What Sorts of Things are Public Morals? A Liberal Cosmopolitan Approach to Article XX GATT” (2017) 80:4 Modern Law Review 569-599 (PDF)(Publisher’s Site)
13. “Law as Deliberative Discourse: The Politics of International Legal Argument – Social Theory with Historical Illustrations” (2016) 12:1 Journal of International Law and International Relations 151-203 (PDF)(Publisher’s Site)
14. “Debt, Default and Two Liberal Theories of Justice” (2016) 17:5 German Law Journal 799-834 (PDF) (Publisher’s Site)
15. “Poverty and Justice: Competing Lenses on International Economic Law” (2014) 15 Journal of World Investment and Trade 1071-1086 (PDF) (Publisher’s Site)
16. “Equality in Global Commerce: Towards a Political Theory of International Economic Law” (2014) 25:4 European Journal of International Law (PDF) (Publisher’s Site)