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Stephen J. Schnably

Professor of Law

University of Miami

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School of Law

Stephen J. Schnably is currently serving as a School Of Law Professor of Law at University of Miami.

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University of Miami

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Regulating Cleanups of Homeless Encampments. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Stephen J. Schnably

homeless encampmentshomelessnesspublic policy

The Transformation of Human Rights Litigation: The Alien Tort Statute, the Anti-Terrorism Act, and Jasta. SSRN Electronic Journal (2017)

Stephen J. Schnably

anti-terrorism acttortslawalien tort statutehuman rights litigationhuman rights

Going Rogue: Stop the Beach Renourishment as an Object of Morbid Fascination. SSRN Electronic Journal (2012)

Mary DoyleStephen J. Schnably

marine policysocial science researchsociologytourismbeach renourishmentbehavioral sciencesmorbid fascinationsocial sciencesapplied social science

COMMENT: The Lessons of International Human Rights Law for the Protection of Foreign Investors. SSRN Electronic Journal (2011)

Stephen J. Schnably

lawpublic international lawinternational lawforeign investorshuman rights

An Overview of International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law Development and Their Protection Mechanisms. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2006)

Stephen J. SchnablyRichard WilsonJonathan SimonMark Tushnet

international human rightshumanitarian law developmentprotection mechanisms

Formal Sources and Principles of International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2006)

Francisco Forrest MartinStephen J. SchnablyRichard WilsonJonathan SimonMark Tushnet

international human rightsinternational lawhumanitarian lawformal sources

Incorporation of International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law in U.S. Law. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2006)

Stephen J. SchnablyRichard WilsonJonathan SimonMark Tushnet

international human rightshumanitarian lawjurisprudencelawinternational law

International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2006)

Francisco Forrest MartinStephen J. SchnablyRichard WilsonJonathan SimonMark Tushnet

international human rightsinternational lawinternational criminal lawhumanitarian law

International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law: Treaties, Cases, and Analysis. University of Miami School of Law Institutional Repository (University of Miami) (2006)

Francisco Forrest MartinStephen J. SchnablyRichard WilsonJonathan SimonMark Tushnet

international human rightsinternational lawhumanitarian law

International Human Rights Tribunal Procedure and Remedies. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2006)

Francisco Forrest MartinStephen J. SchnablyRichard WilsonJonathan SimonMark Tushnet

international law

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Stephen J. Schnably

Professor of Law

University of Miami

Affiliations

School of Law

Stephen J. Schnably is currently serving as a School Of Law Professor of Law at University of Miami.

Honors

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Experiences

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Stephen J. Schnably

University of Miami

Professor of Law

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Regulating Cleanups of Homeless Encampments. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Stephen J. Schnably

homeless encampmentshomelessnesspublic policy

The Transformation of Human Rights Litigation: The Alien Tort Statute, the Anti-Terrorism Act, and Jasta. SSRN Electronic Journal (2017)

Stephen J. Schnably

anti-terrorism acttortslawalien tort statutehuman rights litigationhuman rights

Going Rogue: Stop the Beach Renourishment as an Object of Morbid Fascination. SSRN Electronic Journal (2012)

Mary DoyleStephen J. Schnably

marine policysocial science researchsociologytourismbeach renourishmentbehavioral sciencesmorbid fascinationsocial sciencesapplied social science

COMMENT: The Lessons of International Human Rights Law for the Protection of Foreign Investors. SSRN Electronic Journal (2011)

Stephen J. Schnably

lawpublic international lawinternational lawforeign investorshuman rights

An Overview of International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law Development and Their Protection Mechanisms. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2006)

Stephen J. SchnablyRichard WilsonJonathan SimonMark Tushnet

international human rightshumanitarian law developmentprotection mechanisms

Formal Sources and Principles of International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2006)

Francisco Forrest MartinStephen J. SchnablyRichard WilsonJonathan SimonMark Tushnet

international human rightsinternational lawhumanitarian lawformal sources

Incorporation of International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law in U.S. Law. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2006)

Stephen J. SchnablyRichard WilsonJonathan SimonMark Tushnet

international human rightshumanitarian lawjurisprudencelawinternational law

International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2006)

Francisco Forrest MartinStephen J. SchnablyRichard WilsonJonathan SimonMark Tushnet

international human rightsinternational lawinternational criminal lawhumanitarian law

International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law: Treaties, Cases, and Analysis. University of Miami School of Law Institutional Repository (University of Miami) (2006)

Francisco Forrest MartinStephen J. SchnablyRichard WilsonJonathan SimonMark Tushnet

international human rightsinternational lawhumanitarian law

International Human Rights Tribunal Procedure and Remedies. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2006)

Francisco Forrest MartinStephen J. SchnablyRichard WilsonJonathan SimonMark Tushnet

international law

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