Editorial Staff
Executive Board:
Executive Editor
Tiffany Hickey
Managing Articles Editor
Alen Mirza
Managing Blog Editor
Leland Belew
Collaborative Editor
Graham Douds
Junior Board:
Articles Editors
Ronita Bahri
Mike Mullan
Brian Tabatabaie
Lawrence Teal
Huy Vu
Blog Content Editors
Caleb Braley
Laura Neacato
Katie Padilla
Dante Taylor
Patrick Tuck
Blog Staff Writers
Brittany Benavides
Jessie Duncan
Berit Elam
Lauren Harriman
Meghan Killian
Caitlin Lalezari
Shauna Madison
Lauren Schweizer
Kelly Temes
Melissa Trent
Alexis Turzan
Karl Uhlig
Perisha Wallace
Elisha Yang
Contributors
Benjamin J. Lewis
Ben Lewis, Esq. is a human rights lawyer living in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. He is a May 2011 graduate of the University of San Francisco School of Law where he graduated with honors in International and Comparative Law. Ben was a member of Law Review, President of the Student Bar Association, Managing Editor of the Journal of Law & Global Justice, and President of the International Law Society. In addition to refugee rights, his legal and scholarly interests have focused on development accountability, indigenous peoples, and post-disaster relief.
Howard J. De Nike
Following twenty-three years practicing law (emphasizing military matters, including two years as a civilian representing personnel at U.S. courts-martial in Vietnam and West Germany [1971-1973]), Howard De Nike earned a Ph.D. in cultural anthropology from the University of New Mexico (1995), based on a dissertation examining the fate of the jurists of former East Germany. Since then he has combined long-term USAID consulting (Cambodia [1996-1997], Ukraine [1999-2000], Armenia [2001], West Bank/Gaza [2003-2005], Guyana [2006], and Afghanistan [2009]) with university teaching (SFSU [1999-2005], UNM [2006-2007], USF School of Law [2005-2010], and the Fromm Institute [2008-2010]). From 2005 to 2010, De Nike taught a 3-unit course for USF School of Law students in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, on the Khmer Rouge tribunal.
