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Leslie Johns and Francesca Parente (2024) "Dictators and the ICC: The Enemy’s Enemy" Australian Outlook (online). September 24.
Natalie Bryce and Leslie Johns (2024) "Secrecy, Information, and Power in International Criminal Tribunals" H-Diplo / Robert Jervis International Security Studies Forum Roundtable Review 15-52. July 12.
Leslie Johns and Margaret E. Peters (2022) "The FIFA World Cup, Migrant Workers, and International Law’s Dirty Secret" Opinio Juris (online). November 22.
Leslie Johns (2022) "Instead of Prohibiting Child Labor, Empower Child Workers" World Politics Review (online). November 3.
Leslie Johns, Máximo Langer, and Margaret E. Peters (2022) "Migrants and Justice Remittances: How the Movement of People Across Borders is Enabling the Spread of Universal Jurisdiction Cases" Opinio Juris (online). June 16.
Leslie Johns, Máximo Langer, and Margaret E. Peters (2022) "Germany Convicted a Syrian Man of War Crimes in Syria. Can National Courts Prosecute Injustices Everywhere?" Washington Post (online). January 14.
Natalie Bryce and Leslie Johns (2024) "Secrecy, Information, and Power in International Criminal Tribunals" H-Diplo / Robert Jervis International Security Studies Forum Roundtable Review 15-52. July 12.
Leslie Johns and Margaret E. Peters (2022) "The FIFA World Cup, Migrant Workers, and International Law’s Dirty Secret" Opinio Juris (online). November 22.
Leslie Johns (2022) "Instead of Prohibiting Child Labor, Empower Child Workers" World Politics Review (online). November 3.
Leslie Johns, Máximo Langer, and Margaret E. Peters (2022) "Migrants and Justice Remittances: How the Movement of People Across Borders is Enabling the Spread of Universal Jurisdiction Cases" Opinio Juris (online). June 16.
Leslie Johns, Máximo Langer, and Margaret E. Peters (2022) "Germany Convicted a Syrian Man of War Crimes in Syria. Can National Courts Prosecute Injustices Everywhere?" Washington Post (online). January 14.