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Anderson, Glen. Brooklyn Law School; 2015. Unilateral non-colonial secession and the criteria for statehood in international law.
Anderson, Glen. De Paul University; 2019. Towards an essentialist legal definition of property.
Anderson, Glen. University of Denver, College of Law; 2013. Unilateral non-colonial secession in international law and declaratory general assembly resolutions: textual content and legal effects.
Anderson, Glen. Routledge; 2023. Who Are the "Peoples" Entitled to the Right of Self-Determination?.
Anderson, Glen. University of Arizona; 2016. Unilateral non-colonial secession and internal self-determination: a right of newly seceded peoples to democracy?.
Anderson, Glen. Vanderbilt University, Law School; 2016. A post-millennial inquiry into the United Nations law of self-determination: a right to unilateral non-colonial secession?.
Anderson, Glen. Loyola of Los Angeles Law School; 2013. Secession in international law and relations: what are we talking about?.
Anderson, Glen. University of Western Australia, Law School; 2016. The Trendtex principle in Australian law: context and recent developments.
Sobel-Read, Kevin, Anderson, Glen, Salminen, Jaakko. Fordham University School of Law; 2022. The Critical Role of Choses in Action: A Call for Harmonization Across Common Law Jurisdictions.
Anderson, Glen. University of Connecticut, School of Law; 2013. Unilateral non-colonial secession and the use of force: effect on claims to statehood in international law.
Anderson, Glen. Deakin University; 2017. Future property and the Torrens system.
Sobel-Read, Kevin B., Anderson, Glen, Salminen, Jaakko. Tulane University, School of Law; 2018. Recalibrating contract law: choses in action, global value chains, and the enforcement of obligations outside of privity.
Anderson, Glen. Thomson Reuters (Professional ) Australia; 2014. Old meets new: the rule in Shropshire's case and the Torrens system.