2015. “Everything Old is New Again: The Criminology/Criminal Justice Freshman Research Seminar” Journal of Criminal Justice Education, vol. 26 (4), pp. 493-506.
2015. “Right-Wing Terrorism, Mass Murder and the Insanity Defense” 37 Human Rights Quarterly 1, 137-153.
2015. “Crimes Against Humanity” Sage Encyclopedia of Sociology, in press.
2013. “Hannah Arendt on Trial” The American Scholar.
2010. “Stranger From Abroad: Hannah Arendt, Martin Heidegger, Friendship and Forgiveness”
2009. “Towards a Criminology of Crimes Against Humanity” Theoretical Criminology.
2009. “Teaching International Human Rights” Proceedings of the Center for the Reinvention of Undergraduate Education at Research Universities.
2009. “Towards a Criminology of Crimes Against Humanity” Theoretical Criminology.
2007. “The Love and Reconciliation of Hannah Arendt and Martin Heidegger” Harvard Review.
2006. “Hannah Arendt, Martin Heidegger and the Politics of Reconciliation” Human Rights Quarterly.
2004. “At the Heart of Darkness: Crimes Against Humanity and the Banality of Evil” Human Rights Quarterly.
2003. “On Sir Leon Radzinowicz Reading Michel Foucault: Authority, Morality and the History of Criminal Law at the Juncture of the Modern and Postmodern” Punishment & Society.
2002. “The Social Correlates of Punitiveness: Comparing an Established and an Emerging Democracy” The Justice System Journal.
1997. “Democracy, Crime and Punishment in the Czech Republic” Crime, Law, and Social Change.
1995. “Special Issue: Hate Crimes in Germany and America” Crime, Law, and Social Change.
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