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Education:
J.D., B.A., University of Illinois
Philip J. McConnaughay is Dean and The Donald J.
Farage Professor of Law at The Pennsylvania State
University Dickinson School of Law. Previously, he
was a Professor of Law at the University of Illinois
College of Law. Dean McConnaughay is the author of
several scholarly articles and edited books concerning
international commercial dispute resolution, the regulation
of international commerce, and the role of arbitration
in economic development. He has been a Visiting Professor
at Northwest University in Xi'an, China, and he has
lectured on development and intellectual property
issues in Vietnam, China, and Europe. For eighteen
years, Dean McConnaughay practiced law with the international
law firm of Morrison & Foerster, including almost
ten years as a resident partner in Tokyo and Hong
Kong. His work included representing Fujitsu Limited
in the celebrated IBM/Fujitsu Arbitration,
a multi-billion dollar dispute concerning worldwide
intellectual property rights in mainframe computer
operating system software. Dean McConnaughay also
served as an advisor to a Government of Indonesia
project with respect to the drafting of a new arbitration
law, and he consulted with the U.S. Department of
Justice concerning its antitrust prosecution of Microsoft
Corporation. From 1982 to 1984, Dean McConnaughay
served as Special Deputy General Counsel to the United
States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
Contact Information:
Email:
pjm30@psu.edu
Phone: (717) 240-5272
Selected Publications:
Defining Values for Research and Technology:
The University's Changing Role, with William
T. Greenough and Jay Kesan, eds., Rowman and Littlefield,
2006.
Human Rights and Development In Africa: Establishing
the “Rule of Law," with Paul Tiyambe
Zeleza, eds., University of Pennsylvania Press, 2003.
International Commercial Arbitration in Asia,
with Tom Ginsburg, eds., Juris Press, New York, 2002.
"The Scope of Autonomy in International Contracts
and its Relation to Economic Regulation and Development,"
Columbia Journal of Transnational Law, 2001.
"Rethinking the Role of Law and Contracts in
East-West Commercial Relations," Virginia
Journal of International Law, 2001.
"The Risks and Virtues of Lawlessness: A ‘Second
Look’ at International Commercial Arbitration,"
Northwestern University Law Review, 1999.
"Reviving the Public Law Taboo in International
Conflict of Laws," Stanford Journal of International
Law, 1999.
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