Acknowledgments

No scholar is an island. Many wonderful colleagues and friends have encouraged our work on this project and have offered feedback on portions of this manuscript and a related article, including Payam Akhavan, Thomas Burelli, Jay Butler, Mikael Cleverley, Anthony Colangelo, Nancy Combs, John Coyle, François Crépeau, Jonathan Crock, Kristina Daugirdas, M.J. Durkee, Andreas Føllesdal, Fergus Green, Nienke Grossman, Andrea Harrington, Thomas Hochmann, Richard Janda, Silje Aambø Langvatn, David Lefkowitz, David Luban, Patrick Macklem, Frédéric Mégret, Nathan Oman, Marcus Patberg, Carmen Pavel, Steven Ratner, Darryl Robinson, Clara Lopez Rodriguez, Leila Sadat, Theresa Squatrito, Paul Stephan, Oisin Suttle, Cora True-Frost, Ozlem Ulgen, Samantha Velluti, Johan Wibye, and Peer Zumbansen; several anonymous reviewers for the American Journal of International Law and Cambridge University Press; and workshop participants at Cumberland Lodge, McGill University, the University of Oslo, the University of Richmond, and William & Mary Law School. We are fortunate to have worked on this project with a bevy of talented research assistants, including Justin Apperson, Giusto Amadeo Boccheni, Kathy Bacuta, Brittany Besser, Dorronda Bordley, Boaz Campbell, Oliver Chan, Peter Cox, Jenna Daley, Marie-Laure Dufour, Luke Foley, Erin Gaide, Matthew Griffin, Steven Haig, Gabriel Ibrahim, Michael Jordan, Brooke Lowell, Joanne Murray, Janhvi Patel, Elizabeth Raymakers, Jeyle Sanchez, Sun Shen, Celine Song, Grant Toler, Ryan Walkenhorst, Mark Wilson, and Lexi Zerillo. We also gratefully acknowledge that this book would not have been possible without the sustaining support of our home institutions, the McGill University Faculty of Law and William & Mary Law School. We thank colleagues at McGill’s Faculty of Law for their solidarity and support as the Faculty unionized–and led further unionization across McGill–while this book was taking form. As always, we express love and appreciation to our families: Anika, Isaac, Andrew, Elin, Claire, and Lucie (for Evan Criddle) and Adriana, Maya, and Ronin (for Evan Fox-Decent).

The authors thank the Canada Research Chair in Cosmopolitan Law and Justice and the Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada for funding that made open access possible.