Jeremy A. Rabkin

About the Author

Jeremy A. Rabkin is a distinguished legal scholar and professor emeritus of law at George Mason University, where he taught international law, constitutional law, and administrative law for over three decades. With a Ph.D. in government from Harvard University and a J.D. from the University of Chicago, Rabkin has authored numerous articles and books exploring the intersections of American constitutional principles and global governance. His work often critiques the overreach of international institutions and advocates for robust national sovereignty as essential to democratic accountability. In The Case for Sovereignty: Why the World Should Welcome American Sovereignty, Rabkin presents a compelling argument for why the United States should prioritize its independent decision-making in an interconnected world, drawing on historical precedents and legal analysis to challenge prevailing assumptions about globalization's benefits.