| Jamie Mayerfeld. Why Constitutional Democracy Requires International Human Rights Law,” Human Rights Review 19 (2018): 369-71. |
Publications, Essays, Articles, and Book Chapters |
Human Rights, International Studies, Law |
| Rubiano-Galvis, Sebastian (ed.). 2025. Saberes, tecnologías y derecho en América Latina: perspectivas desde los estudios de ciencia, tecnología y sociedad. Bogotá: Universidad de los Andes Press. |
Publications, Books |
Comparative Law, Education, Global and Transnational Studies, Human Rights, International Studies, Latino/a Studies, Law, Science and Technology, Theory/Criticism |
| Rubiano-Galvis, Sebastian & Kate O'Neill. 2025. "Experiential Learning in Times of Climate Crisis: An Environmental Justice Approach to International Negotiation Pedagogy." International Negotiation 30(3), 1-31. |
Publications, Articles |
Education, Global and Transnational Studies, International Studies, Justice |
| Chiavaroli, Chiara, Sebastián Rubiano-Gavis & Chris Kaufmann. 2025. "Men of contamination. Masculinities, care and extraction in the artisanal and small-scale mining geographies of the Bajo Cauca and Nordeste of Antioquia regions (Colombia)." Geoforum 166 (104418), pp 1-14. |
Publications, Articles |
Crime and Criminality, Global and Transnational Studies, Human Rights, International Studies, Science and Technology, Social Justice, Theory/Criticism |
| Meyers, S. (2024). Disability rights and disability justice in prison: the limits of state-protected rights and the possibilities of mutual support. Disability & Society, 1-22. |
Publications, Articles |
Access and Inclusion, Disability, Global and Transnational Studies, Human Rights, International Studies, Law |
| Rubiano-Galvis, Sebastián. 2023. “Mercurio.” In Diana Ojeda & Daniel Ruiz-Serna (eds.). Belicopedia. Bogotá: Universidad de los Andes Press. pp. 130-141. |
Publications, Essays, Articles, and Book Chapters |
Crime and Criminality, Global and Transnational Studies, International Studies, Latino/a Studies, Theory/Criticism |
| Rubiano-Galvis, Sebastián, Jimena Díaz & Ruth Goldstein. 2023 “Amalgamated Histories: Tracing quicksilver’s legacy through environmental and political bodies in Andean and Amazonian gold mining.” Ambix: Journal of the Society for the History of Chemistry and Alchemy, 70(1), 1-24. |
Publications, Articles |
Crime and Criminality, Global and Transnational Studies, History, International Studies, Latino/a Studies, Politics of Representation, Race and Ethnicity, Science and Technology |
| Rubiano-Galvis, Sebastián. 2022. “Toxicity, Violence, and the Legacies of Mercury and Gold Mining in Colombia.” Platypus, the official blog of the Committee for the Anthropology of Science, Technology, and Computing. |
Publications, Essays, Articles, and Book Chapters |
Crime and Criminality, Global and Transnational Studies, International Studies, Latino/a Studies |
| “Access to Information for Victims of Mass Atrocities in Latin America,” LASA Forum 51:1, Winter 2020 (Dossier: Verdad, Justicia, y Memoria en América Latina, Jo-Marie Burt, ed.) https://forum.lasaweb.org/files/vol51-issue1/Dossier-12.pdf |
Publications, Essays, Articles, and Book Chapters |
Human Rights, International Studies, Justice |
| Barandiarán, Javiera & Sebastián Rubiano-Galvis. 2019. “An Empirical Study of EIA Litigation Involving Energy Facilities in Chile and Colombia.” Environmental Impact Assessment Review 79, 1-10. |
Publications, Articles |
Global and Transnational Studies, Human Rights, International Studies, Justice, Latino/a Studies, Law, Litigation, Science and Technology, Social Justice |
| The Promise of Human Rights: Constitutional Government, Democratic Legitimacy, and International Law. University of Pennsylvania Press, 2016. |
Publications, Books |
Human Rights, International Studies |
| Sánchez, Beatriz, Marco Velásquez, Sebastián Rubiano-Galvis & Ana Muñoz. 2015. "Foreign Investment, Oil, and Human Security: The Case of Pacific Rubiales Energy Corporation in Puerto Gaitan, Colombia." In J. Rochlin (ed.). Human Security and Canadian Investments in the Oil Sector in Colombia. London: Routledge Advances in International Security. pp 35-73. |
Publications, Essays, Articles, and Book Chapters |
Economics, Global and Transnational Studies, Human Rights, International Studies, Latino/a Studies, Law |
| Stephen Meyers. 2014. “The Social Model under the Shadow of the Revolution: Ex-combatants negotiating disability identity in Nicaragua.” Qualitative Sociology. 37(4): 403-424. |
Publications, Essays, Articles, and Book Chapters |
Disability, Human Rights, International Studies, Social Change |
| Stephen Meyers. 2014. “Global Civil Society as Megaphone or Echo Chamber?: Formalizing voice in the international disability rights movement.” International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society. 27(4): 459-476. |
Publications, Essays, Articles, and Book Chapters |
Activism, Disability, Human Rights, International Studies |
| Stephen Meyers and E. Lockwood. 2014. “A Tale of Two Civil Societies: Expectations regarding public resources and disabled persons organizations in Nicaragua and Uruguay.” Disability Studies Quarterly. 34(4). 2 |
Publications, Essays, Articles, and Book Chapters |
Activism, Disability, International Studies |
| Stephen Meyers. 2014. “Disabled persons associations at the crossroads of two organizational environments: Grassroots groups as part of an international movement and a local civil society.” Research in Social Science and Disability: Environmental Contexts and Disability. 8: 3-31. |
Publications, Essays, Articles, and Book Chapters |
Access and Inclusion, Activism, Disability, Grassroots, International Studies |
| Jamie Mayerfeld. 2011. “A Madisonian Argument for Strengthening International Human Rights Institutions: Lessons from Europe.” In Luis Cabrera, ed., Global Governance, Global Government: Institutional Visions for an Evolving World System, SUNY Press, pp. 211-51. |
Publications, Essays, Articles, and Book Chapters |
Human Rights, International Studies, Social Justice |
