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Jean Galbraith is a Professor of Law and Deputy Dean at the University of Pennsylvania Law School. She specializes in public international law, U.S. foreign affairs law, and the intersection of legal design with global justice. Her research examines treaty implementation, presidential power dynamics, and the systemic penalization of poverty in criminal justice systems.
Education:
- B.A., Harvard University, summa cum laude
- J.D., Berkeley Law School (Editor-in-Chief, California Law Review)
Research Interests: Galbraith focuses on institutional design for effective international cooperation, behavioral law and economics in treaty structures, and the implications of economic penalties on marginalized groups. She has pioneered work on U.S. treaty exit mechanisms, U.N. Security Council reform, and human rights violations stemming from punitive fines.
Awards:
- Harvey Levin Memorial Award for Teaching Excellence (2020, 2021, 2022)
- Mike Lewis Prize for National Security Scholarship (2022)
Affiliations:
- Elected member of the American Law Institute
- Board of Editors, American Journal of International Law
- American Society of International Law
Publications: Over 35 articles and book chapters, including seminal works on treaty design, presidential overreach, and poverty penalties. Her recent work critiques modern debtors’ prison systems and U.S. withdrawal strategies from international bodies like the WHO.
