Publications

Power Switch

Power-Switch is the blog of the Minderoo Centre for Technology and Democracy at Cambridge University.

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• "Clubhouse in China shows that even "harmless" apps may put individuals in harm's way." February 14, 2021. Online here.

• "What Tech Calls Reading: A Review of the FSG x Logic Book Series." January 18, 2021. Online here.

• "Seeing Like a Social Media Site: The Anarchist's Approach to Facebook." December 2, 2020. Online here.

• "The Political Arguments against Digital Monopolies in the House Judiciary Committee's Report." November 16, 2020. Online here.

• "Should you have a right to a Facebook account?" November 16, 2020. Online here.

IntLawGrrls

IntLawGrrls is a publication by women in legal disciplines providing crisp commentary (with a pinch of pink and a dash of sass) on issues in international law.

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• "John Bolton is Right (sort of)—the ICC should not be able to prosecute America: US gaps in domestic accountability for war crimes." September 10, 2018. Online here.

• "Cautionary Tales for the Mueller Probe from the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia." August 26, 2018. Online here.

Northern Slant

Northern Slant is an independent media organization dedicated to constructive changes in Northern Irish political and civic discourse.

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Series: ​

• The Good Friday Agreement at Twenty. Interview series on identity in Northern Ireland. 2018. Online here.

• The Political Week in Five Points. Weekly column summarizing major news items. Online here.

Articles: ​​

• "Humanity's Last Stand?" September 19, 2019. Online here.

• "If You Love Something, Set It Free: Youth Emigration in Northern Ireland." October 14, 2018. Online here.

• "The Need for Accountability and Principles in a Post 9/11 World." September 11, 2018. Online here.

• "Could Cambridge Analytica's Legacy Wreak Havoc on Our Democracy?" May 21, 2018. Online here.

• "After Agreement, Living with Peace." April 23, 2018. Online here.

• "The Failure of Stormont Hasn't Been Inevitable Since 1998. It's Been Inevitable Since 1648." February 22, 2018. Online here.

• "Belfast is Not Bosnia." February 4, 2018. Online here.

Academic

Dissertation/Thesis: ​

• "The Job We Knew: Perceptions of the Royal Ulster Constabulary Officers on the Police Role in Northern Ireland." Master's Dissertation at Queen's University Belfast. 2018. Online here.

• "Stories Courts Tell: The Impact of the International Criminal Tribunal on Bosnia and Herzegovina." Honors thesis at Stanford University. 2017. Online here.

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Articles: ​

• "Thinking About Truth in the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia.” Stanford International Policy Review. July 2017. Online here.

• "Go Fund Justice! A Report on Crowd Funding for the Trust Fund for Victims at the International Criminal Court." Stanford Law School: Law and Policy Lab on Preventing Mass Atrocities. March 2016. Online here.

• "Extraterritorial Rape: A Legislative Strategy for a New Statute." Stanford Law School: Law and Policy Lab on Preventing Mass Atrocities. January 2016. Online here.

• "A Greek and a Persian: The Influence of Plato on Ayatollah Khomeini."              Avicenna: Stanford Journal of Muslim Affairs. Winter 2015. Online here.

Other Publications

Guest: ​​​

• "The Optimists's Guide to Finding Meaning at Stanford." The Stanford Daily. September 14, 2019. Online here.

• As Long as It's Home. Stanford Global Perspectives. April 17, 2018. Online here.

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Personal Blog: 

• "Explaining Brexit To Americans Part II." October 10, 2020. Online here.

• "Explaining Brexit to Americans Part I." July 27, 2019. Online here.

• "Coffee With Athena." A tech executive meets with the Greek goddess to pitch the idea of becoming Patron of Silicon Valley. Short story. Online here.

• A Day at the Khmer Rouge Tribunal. August 9, 2016. Online here.

• Harry Potter and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. October 28, 2016. Online here.