Projects
The basic unit of current work. Books, pipelines, courses, foundations, advisory engagements, and unfinished research sit side by side.
Current projects
RESEARCH / BOOK · 2022– · ACTIVE
Figuring International Law
A book project on how figures of speech participate in the production of international legal argument, supported by large-scale computational analysis of international legal scholarship.
CODE / PYTHON / LLM
Parsing legal argument
A Python application that uses large language models to detect, classify, and reconstruct the language structures through which legal argument is made, across large scholarly corpora.
Python / LLMs / corpus methods / v7
BOOK / OPEN PUBLISHING / EN · AR · EL
Open International Law Textbook
Open international-law textbook (English, Arabic, Greek) produced through The Textbook Project — chapter-by-chapter open publication, review, and translation without commercial barriers.
PUBLISHING INFRASTRUCTURE
The Textbook Project
An open-access model for producing, reviewing, translating, and circulating academic textbooks without conventional commercial barriers.
EDUCATION / INSTITUTION
Access to Knowledge Foundation
A foundation developing open educational infrastructure and academic mentorship where access to high-quality academic resources is constrained.
COURSE / USE OF FORCE / 2026
Use of Force
Graduate teaching on international law and the use of force — problems, primary materials, and legal argument rather than a finished doctrinal survey.
RESEARCH / ACTIVE / 2024–OPEN TO COLLABORATION
Pushbacks as State Crime
Research examining pushbacks through the concept of state crime and the production of the "legal non-encounter."
ADVISORY / ACCREDITATION / 2020–
Higher Education Accreditation
External accreditation panel work for Greek higher-education programmes and institutions — programme review, quality assurance, and panel chairing.
CODE / REAL TIME / LAW STUDENTS
Online real-time simulation for law students
An online, real-time simulation environment for law students. Teams advise a fictional government as the record develops across four sessions. Session 1 is open to browse.
Next.js / Postgres / instructor-controlled clock
RESEARCH / ARTICLE / UNDER REVIEW
Offshore Wind Decommissioning
Collaborative research with Silvana Birchenough on how legal arrangements in European waters structure end-of-life decisions for offshore wind farms, and when ecological evidence supports retention or partial removal.