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  • Recently, in addition to the nomination of self-described "transnationalist" Harold Koh, liberal constructionist and dean of Yale University, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been making the rounds of local colleges, universities and law schools with also her transnationalist views.

    Justice Ginsburg: Please Retire Soon 2009

  • A "transnationalist" is the politically correct equivalent of a "globalist," and political correctness is a religion the transnationalists subscribe to wholeheartedly.

    Justice Ginsburg: Please Retire Soon 2009

  • Judge Sotomayor has had several opportunities to adopt some of the "transnationalist" doctrines espoused by Yale Law School Dean Harold Koh.

    Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] 2009

  • Ed Whelan continues his examination of the "transnationalist" record of Harold Koh, who has been selected to be the State Department's legal advisor in the Obama administration.

    Power Line 2009

  • Judge Sotomayor has had several opportunities to adopt some of the "transnationalist" doctrines espoused by Yale Law School Dean Harold Koh.

    Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] 2009

  • Koh describes himself as a "transnationalist" and in a

    Latest Articles 2009

  • The underlying legal charge from the right is that Koh is a "transnationalist" who seeks to subjugate all of America to elite international courts.

    2 Political Junkies 2009

  • The underlying legal charge from the right is that Koh is a "transnationalist" who seeks to subjugate all of America to elite international courts.

    Bench Memos 2009

  • Judge Sotomayor has had several opportunities to adopt some of the "transnationalist" doctrines espoused by Yale Law School Dean Harold Koh.

    Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] 2009

  • Set aside Lithwick's apparent insinuation that "transnationalist" is an epithet invented by conservatives to stigmatize folks like Koh, when in fact Koh himself, as author of articles like "Transnational Public Law Litigation" and

    Bench Memos 2009

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