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Menashi, Steven (2009). "Article III as a Constitutional Compromise: Modern Textualism and State Sovereign Immunity". Notre Dame Law Review. 84: 1135.
  • Menashi, Steven (2010). "Ethnonationalism and Liberal Democracy". University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law. 32: 57.
  • Ginsburg, Douglas; Menashi, Steven (2010). "Nondelegation and the Unitary Executive". University of Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional Law. 12: 251.
  • Ginsburg, Douglas; Menashi, Steven (2014). "Rational Basis with Economic Bite". New York University Journal of Law & Liberty. 8: 1055.
  • Ginsburg, Douglas; Menashi, Steven (2016). "Our Illiberal Administrative Law". New York University Journal of Law & Liberty. 10: 475.
  • Estreicher, Samuel; Menashi, Steven (2017). "Taking Steel Seizure Seriously: The Iran Nuclear Agreement and the Separation of Powers". Fordham Law Review. 86: 1199.
  • Menashi, Steven (2023). "The Prudent Judge". Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy: Per Curiam. (symposium on the jurisprudence of Justice Samuel Alito).
  • Menashi, Steven J.; Epstein, Daniel Z. (2024). "Congressional Incentives and the Administrative State". New York University Journal of Law & Liberty. 17: 172.
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    Steven Menashi
    Steven-Menashi-Headshot.jpg
    Menashi c.2021
    Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
    Assumed office
    November 14, 2019
    Legal offices
    Preceded byJudge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
    2019–present
    Incumbent