Alice M. Miller, J.D.
Assistant Professor of Clinical Population & Family Health
am808@columbia.edu

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EXPERTISE: Integrating gender analysis into human rights advocacy, in particular in support of the development of effective advocacy strategies and norms to advance claims of women's human rights. Recent work focusing on developing a framework for human rights claims in the context of sexuality, utilizing contemporary understandings of sexuality.

Member, American Society of International Law, Washington State Bar Association

RECENT PUBLICATIONS:

Human Rights and Sexuality: First Steps Toward Articulating a Rights Framework for Claims to Sexual Rights and Freedoms, Proceedings of the American Society of International Law Annual Meeting, April 1999 [forthcoming]

International Reporting Procedures in H Hanum, Ed., Guide to International Human Rights Practice (3RD edition) with Sandra Coliver.[Forthcoming].

The Potentials of a Human Rights Framework Addressing State Accountability for Hate Crimes and Domestic Violence, 1 Georgetown Journal on Gender and the Law (Spring 1998), with Meghan Faux.

Realizing Women's Human Rights: Non-Governmental Organizations and the United Nations Treaty Bodies in M.K. Meyer and E. Prugl, Eds., Gender Politics in Global Governance 161-176 (1999).