Written Work
- Framing the Modern Constitution: A Checklist 1994
- Human Rights in the World's Constitutions 1993
- Discrimination Against Women: A Global Survey of the Economic, Educational, Social and Political Status of Women 1990
- Constitutions That Made History 1988
- Resolving Language Conflicts: A Study of the World's Constitution 1986
- Independence Documents of the World 1977
- The Arab Oil Weapon 1977
- Civil Rights and the Black American: A Documentary History 1976
- Desegregation and the law: The meaning and effect of the school segregation cases 1957
- The American lawyer: A summary of the "Survey of the legal profession 1954
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