Professor Dr.

Andreas Zimmermann
Professor Dr. Andreas Zimmermann is Professor of International and European Law at the
University of Potsdam. Prof. Zimmermann has also been judge ad hoc in cases before the
European Court of Human Rights and is arbitrator under the annex to the Vienna Convention
on the Law of Treaties. He is member of the advisory boards on UN issues and on public
international law of the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs and, for the last years, has been
responsible for the international law education of junior German diplomats.
Ian Brownlie
 The cases in which he argued before the International Court of
Justiceinclude Nicaragua v. United States , Bosnia and Herzegovina v. Serbia and
Montenegro, the ,  Libya v. United States, and Democratic Republic of the Congo v.
Uganda.
 Books by him : Principles of Public International Law ahs been translated into three
languages , International Law and the Use of Force by States (1963), Treaties and
Indigenous Peoples (1992) and Basic Documents in International Law (1995).
James Richard Crawford (AUSTRALIA)
 He was elected as Judge of the International Court of Justice for a full term of 9 years
in November 2014.
 From 1990 to 1992 Crawford was Dean of the Sydney Law School.  
 He has been engaged as counsel in 23 cases before the International Court of
Justice ('ICJ'), including the contested cases of East Timor (Australia v Portugal),
[5]
 Case concerning the Oil Platforms (Islamic Republic of Iran v United States of
America,[6] Gabcikovo-Nagymaros Barrage System (Hungary v Slovakia)
 BOOKS: The Creation of States in International Law, State Responsibility,
International Law as an Open System
Professor James Harrison

 James is an Annual Case Review Editor (International Environmental Law)

for the Journal of Environmental Law.
 Senior lecturer in international law, University of Edinburgh School of Law
 BOOKS : Making the law of the sea : a study in the development of
international law, Evolution of the law of the sea : developments in law-
making in the wake of the 1982 Law of the Sea Convention, Review and
analysis of international legal and policy instruments related to deep-sea
fisheries and biodiversity conservation in areas beyond national
jurisdiction.
MALCOM SHAW: (British)

 International Law (1977)
 International Law and Intervention in Africa (1985
 Genocide and International Law (1989
 The International Court of Justice: a Practical Perspective(1997)
 Shaw's published writings encompass 20 works in 54 publications in 3 languages and
2,999 library holdings
 The International Law of Territory (2008)
 appointed as Senior Fellow at the Lauterpacht Centre for International Law at the
University of Cambridge.

J. G. Merrills

sMAX PLANCK

EDWARD HALL

PHILLIP SANDERS
Sands has acted as counsel in more than a dozen cases at the ICJ, including the Nuclear
Weapons Advisory Opinion (counsel for the Solomon Islands); [10] the Georgia v. Russia
dispute (counsel for Georgia)[11] and the case concerning Whaling in the Antarctic(counsel for
Australia). He was a counsel in a number of cases. Georgia v. Russia, Whaling in the
Antarctic(counsel for Australia), Whaling in the Antarctic(counsel for Australia)
BOOKS : East West Street: On the Origins of Genocide and Crimes against Humanity
JACQUELINE PEEL
Professor Peel has served on the Membership Committee of the American Society of
International Law and as co-chair of its International Environmental Law interest group
(2014-2017), and is currently a Council Member and Secretary of the Australia New Zealand
Society of International Law.
BOOKS: The Role of International Environmental Law in Disaster Risk Reduction ; Climate
Change Litigation: Regulatory Pathways to Cleaner Energy; Australian Climate Law in a
Global; Principles of International Environmental.
C. Wilfred Jenks
director-general of the International Labour Organization (1970–1973)

BOOKS

 The international protection of trade union freedom (1957)

 International law in a changing world 
 The prospects of international adjudication
Rein Mullerson
BOOKS:
 Ordering Anarchy: International Law in International Society
 Human Rights Diplomacy
She was the Head of the International Law Department of the Institute of State and
Law of the Academy of Sciences in Moscow and adviser to the Chairman of the
Supreme Soviet of the USSR (M. Gorbachev). Since 1995 Müllerson is a Member of
the Institut de Droit International (Geneva)
1991/1922 he was deputy foreign minister of Estonia. From 1988-1992 Müllerson
was a member of the UN Human Rights Committee and has worked as the UN
Regional Adviser for Central Asia.

MATHEW C.R. CRAVEN

Books:
 Time, history and international law
 The "genocide" case, the law of treaties and State succession 
 The Decolonisation of International Law (2007), 
 Time, History and International Law (2007), 
 Interrogating the Treaty (2005)
 The International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (1995)