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Nienke Grossman

Professor of Law

University of Baltimore

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School of Law

Center for International and Comparative Law

University of Baltimore

Nienke Grossman is currently serving as a Center For International And Comparative Law Professor of Law at University of Baltimore.

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University of Baltimore

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The ‘Invisible Court’. Oxford University Press eBooks (2025)

civil procedureconstitutional lawlawlegal compliancecriminal justicecase lawhuman rightspublic lawprivate lawtheatrejurisprudence‘ invisible courtlegal process

Why Women and International Law?. Oxford University Press eBooks (2025)

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How Feminist is International Law. Proceedings of the ASIL Annual Meeting (2024)

public international lawgender equalitylawgender studieshuman rightsfeminist theoryfeminist criminologyinternational relationsinternational lawfeminist philosophyfeminist studies

Populism, International Courts, and Women's Human Rights. Digital Commons at University of Maryland Carey Law (University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law) (2020)

gender equalitygender studiesdemocracyfeminist debatepolitical studieshuman rightsfeminist theorypolitical sociologypolitical sciencesocial justiceinternational lawtransitional justicewomen's rights

Provisional Measures Before International Courts and Tribunals. by Cameron a. Miles. Cambridge, UK; New York, New York: Cambridge University Press, 2017. Pp. LXIII, 517. Index.. American Journal of International Law (2019)

cameron ainternational courtspublic international lawlawcriminal justicepublic lawprovisional measuresnew yorklegal processinternational affairspublic policyinternational law

Legitimacy and International Courts. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2018)

Nienke GrossmanNienke GrossmanHarlan Grant CohenNienke GrossmanMargaret M. deGuzmanMolly K. LandAlexandra HuneeusMark A. PollackAnastasia TelesetskyJoost PauwelynAndrea K. BjorklundGeir UlfsteinAndreas FollesdalMortimer N. S. SellersYuval Shany

jurisprudenceinternational lawlaw

Legitimacy and International Courts – a Framework. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2018)

Harlan Grant CohenAndreas FollesdalNienke GrossmanGeir Ulfstein

jurisprudenceinternational lawlegal theorylaw

Solomonic Judgments and the Legitimacy of the International Court of Justice. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2018)

international courtslawcomparative lawphilosophycriminal justicesolomonic judgmentsjurisprudencelegal processinternational lawtransitional justiceinternational court

INTRODUCTION: Legitimacy and International Courts. SSRN Electronic Journal (2017)

Harlan Grant CohenAndreas FollesdalNienke GrossmanGeir Ulfstein

public international lawsocial science researchlawpublic lawsocial sciencesjurisprudencelegal theorypolitical scienceinternational law

Solomonic Judgments and the International Court of Justice. SSRN Electronic Journal (2017)

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Nienke Grossman

Professor of Law

University of Baltimore

Affiliations

School of Law

Center for International and Comparative Law

University of Baltimore

Nienke Grossman is currently serving as a Center For International And Comparative Law Professor of Law at University of Baltimore.

Honors

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Nienke Grossman

University of Baltimore

Professor of Law

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The ‘Invisible Court’. Oxford University Press eBooks (2025)

civil procedureconstitutional lawlawlegal compliancecriminal justicecase lawhuman rightspublic lawprivate lawtheatrejurisprudence‘ invisible courtlegal process

Why Women and International Law?. Oxford University Press eBooks (2025)

public international lawwomen's studiesgender equalitylawgender studiesfeminist theoryinternational lawgender inequalitywomen's rights

How Feminist is International Law. Proceedings of the ASIL Annual Meeting (2024)

public international lawgender equalitylawgender studieshuman rightsfeminist theoryfeminist criminologyinternational relationsinternational lawfeminist philosophyfeminist studies

Populism, International Courts, and Women's Human Rights. Digital Commons at University of Maryland Carey Law (University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law) (2020)

gender equalitygender studiesdemocracyfeminist debatepolitical studieshuman rightsfeminist theorypolitical sociologypolitical sciencesocial justiceinternational lawtransitional justicewomen's rights

cameron ainternational courtspublic international lawlawcriminal justicepublic lawprovisional measuresnew yorklegal processinternational affairspublic policyinternational law

Legitimacy and International Courts. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2018)

jurisprudenceinternational lawlaw

Legitimacy and International Courts – a Framework. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2018)

Harlan Grant CohenAndreas FollesdalNienke GrossmanGeir Ulfstein

jurisprudenceinternational lawlegal theorylaw

Solomonic Judgments and the Legitimacy of the International Court of Justice. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2018)

international courtslawcomparative lawphilosophycriminal justicesolomonic judgmentsjurisprudencelegal processinternational lawtransitional justiceinternational court

INTRODUCTION: Legitimacy and International Courts. SSRN Electronic Journal (2017)

Harlan Grant CohenAndreas FollesdalNienke GrossmanGeir Ulfstein

public international lawsocial science researchlawpublic lawsocial sciencesjurisprudencelegal theorypolitical scienceinternational law

Solomonic Judgments and the International Court of Justice. SSRN Electronic Journal (2017)

international courtslawcomparative lawcriminal justicesolomonic judgmentsjurisprudencelegal processinternational law

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