Current teaching and research interests include civil rules of practice of federal
courts, international civil litigation and the rule of law in economic and political
transformation.
Maxwell O. Chibundu
Professor of Law
Education
- BA, 1980, Yale University
- MA, 1984, Fletcher School, Tufts University
- JD, 1984, Harvard University
Book Chapters
The Parochial Foundations of Cosmopolitan Rights, in Parochialism, Cosmopolitanism and the Foundations of International Law (M.N.S. Sellers ed., 2011).
Assessing the High-Level Panel Report: Rethinking the Causes and Consequences of Threats to Collective Security, in United Nations Reform and the New Collective Security, (Peter G. Danchin & Horst Fischer eds., 2010). Abstract
Jury Trial and Democratic Values: On the Twenty-First Century Incarnation of an Eighteenth Century Institution, in Jury Trial: A Legal Concept (V.B. Maleswari ed., 2008).
Articles
International Law and the Legitimation of External Coercive Measures in Aid of Internal Change, 124 Temple Journal of International & Comparative Law 123 (2017).
Can, Do, and Should Legal Entities Have Dignity?: The Case of the State, 75 Maryland Law Review 194 (2015). Abstract
Critical Perspectives on Intervention: Thoughts in Response to Professor Richardson's Keynote Lecture, 29 Maryland Journal of International Law 50 (2014). Abstract
Tensions Between International Law and Domestic Responsibilities, 1 Baltimore International Law Society Journal of International Law 1 (2010). Abstract
The Iraq War and International Law, 19 Law & Politics Book Review 525 (2009). Abstract
International Human Rights and the International Law Project: The Revolving Door of Academic Discourse and Practitioner Politics, 24 Maryland Journal of International Law 309 (2009). Abstract
The Other in International Law: 'Community' and International Legal Order (2004). Abstract
For God, for Country, for Universalism: Sovereignty as Solidarity in Our Age of Terror, 56 Florida Law Review 883 (2004). Abstract
Africa's Economic Reconstruction: On Leapfrogging, Linkages and the Law, 2000-2003 Third World Legal Studies 17 (2003). Abstract
Intervention, Imperialism and Kant's Categorical Imperative, 7 International Legal Theory 41 (2001). Abstract
Globalizing the Rule of Law: Some Thoughts at and on the Periphery, 7 Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies (1999). Abstract
Making Customary International Law Through Municipal Adjudication: A Structural Inquiry, 39 Virginia Journal of International Law 1069 (1999). Abstract
Affirmative Action and International Law, 15 Law in Context 11 (1997). Abstract
Law and the Political Economy of Privatization in Sub-Saharan Africa, 21 Maryland Journal of International Law 1 (1997). Abstract
Law in Development: On Tapping, Gourding, and Serving Palm-Wine, 29 Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law 167 (1997). Abstract
Delinking Disproportionality from Discrimination: Procedural Burdens as Proxy for Substantive Visions, 23 New Mexico Law Review 87 (1993). Abstract