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David Golove is the Hiller Family Foundation Professor of Law at New York University School of Law. His research focuses on constitutional law of foreign affairs, international law, and legal history. He received his BA from UC Berkeley (1979), JD from UC Berkeley School of Law (1982), and LLM from Yale Law School (1993). Golove is renowned for his seminal work on treaty-making power and nationalist constitutional foundations. He teaches courses on constitutional theory, national security law, federal courts, and legal history. Recent publications include analyses of early American constitutionalism and modern security policy debates.
- Key Roles: Colloquium Director (Constitutional Theory & Law and Security), Faculty Director (Institute for International Law and Justice)
- Education: BA (UC Berkeley), JD (Boalt Hall), LLM (Yale)
Research Highlights: Explores intersections of constitutional structure with foreign policy, historical foundations of federal treaty authority, and modern security governance challenges. Courses engage emerging threats in national security, transnational alliances, and systemic democratic pressures.
Courses Taught: Colloquium on Constitutional Theory, Federal Courts & Federal System, National Security Law Seminar, and Legal History Colloquium.
