Education:
LLD, Tel Aviv University Faculty of Law (2016)
LLM, London School of Economics and Political Science (1999).
Joint LLB-Maîtrise, King's College London and Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne (1997)
Academic and Professional Experience:
Postdoctoral Fellow, Minerva Center for Human Rights, Hebrew University Jerusalem Faculty of Law (Human Rights under Pressure) 2016-2017
Research Fellow, Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice, University of Texas Austin School of Law 2015-2016
Attorney, International Legal Division, Bank Leumi Israel 2006-2010
Associate Attorney, Corporate Department, Goldfarb Seligman (formerly Goldfarb Levy Eran & Co.) 2005-2006
Adjunct Lecturer, Department of Romance Languages and Literatures, University of Michigan Ann Arbor 2002-2004
Trainee Attorney, Corporate Department, Goldfarb Seligman (formerly Goldfarb Levy Eran & Co.) 1999-2001
Languages
English and French: native languages; Hebrew: fluent; Spanish and Italian: advanced
Representative Publications:
Natalie R. Davidson, "American Transitional Justice: Writing Cold War History in Human Rights Litigation" (Cambridge University Press, Human Rights in History Series, forthcoming)
Natalie R. Davidson, "The Feminist Expansion of the Prohibition of Torture: Towards a Post-Liberal International Human Rights Law?" Cornell International Law Journal (forthcoming 2019)
Natalie R. Davidson, "Process-Tracing the Meaning of International Human Rights Law" in Rossana Deplano and Nicholas Tsagourias eds., Handbook on Research Methods in International Law (Elgar, forthcoming 2019)
Natalie R. Davidson, "Toward a Self-Reflexive Law? Narrating Torture's Legality in Human Rights Litigation" 21 Law, Text, Culture 100, 2017
Natalie R. Davidson “Alien Tort Statute Litigation and Transitional Justice: Bringing the Marcos Case back to the Philippines” 11 International Journal of Transitional Justice 257, 2017
Natalie R. Davidson “Shifting the Lenses on Alien Tort Statute Litigation: Narrating U.S. Hegemony in Filártiga and Marcos” 28 European Journal of International Law pp. 20-30, 2017
Natalie R. Davidson “From Political Repression to Torturer Impunity: The Narrowing of Filártiga v. Peña-Irala” Karen Engle, Zinaida Miller and D.M. Davis (ED), Anti-Impunity and the Human Rights Agenda (Cambridge University Press, 2016), pp. 255-287.
Leora Bilsky and Natalie R. Davidson, “A Process-Oriented Approach to Corporate Liability for Human Rights Violations” 4 Transnational Legal Theory pp.1-43, 2013
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