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Curriculum Vitae and Publications List CURRICULUM VITAE AND PUBLICATIONS LIST Family (sur) name WOUTERS First names Jan Maria Florent Date and place of birth 14 July 1964, Deurne, Belgium Address and Contact Data Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (K.U.Leuven) Blijde Inkomststraat 5, 3000 Leuven, Belgium T. ++32-16-32.87.33, F. ++32-16-32.87.26 Mobile phone ++32-478.32.11.77 e-mail [email protected] Educational Qualifications PhD in Law, K.U.Leuven (1996) Visiting Researcher, Harvard Law School (1990-91) Master of Laws, Yale University (1990) Lic. Juris, Antwerp University (1987) Bachelor of Philosophy, Antwerp University (1984) Positions Currently Held Professor of International Law and the Law of International Organizations, K.U.Leuven (courses: public international law, law of international organizations, law of the World Trade Organization, armed conflicts and the law) Director of the Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies and Institute for International Law, K.U.Leuven President, United Nations Assocation Flanders-Belgium President, Strategic Advisory Council International Flanders Of Counsel, Linklaters, Brussels Former Positions 1997-2003 Professor of European Banking and Securities Law, Maastricht University 1997-1998 Senior Lecturer on European, Economic and Financial Law, Antwerp University 1993-1998 Lecturer and Senior Lecturer in European and International Law, Maastricht University 1991-1994 Law Clerk (référendaire), European Court of Justice, Luxembourg 1989 Legal Adviser to the Belgian Minister of Finance, Brussels 1987-1989 Assistant in Financial, Economic and Commercial Law, Antwerp University Academic Distinctions Francqui Fellow, Belgian American Educational Foundation, 1989-90 Rotary Foundation Fellow, 1990-91 Walter Leën Prize for Social Law, 1996 Stibbe Prize, 1997 Fernand Braudel Fellow, European University Institute, 2008 Adlib Express Watermark Other Professional Activities Visiting Professor: College of Europe (Master in EU International Relations and Diplomacy, 2006-); University of Kyushu (Master of Laws Programme, 2007); Ghent University (Master of Laws Programme, 2003- ); Leiden University (International Tax Programme, 2003- ); Liège University (D.E.A./D.E.S., 1996-1998); Université Libre de Bruxelles (European Programme in International Economic Law, EPIEL, 2005-2006) Organization and coordination of academic networks: convener and coordinator of international research network on ‘Prosecutorial policies of international criminal tribunals’ (Scientific Research Community, funded by Fund for Scientific Research Flanders, FWO, 2006-2011); academic coordinator, research group ‘Human rights and international justice’ K.U.Leuven; programme director, research programme ‘constitutional processes in the international legal order’, Ius Commune Research School, Section Public Law (a research alliance between K.U.Leuven, Maastricht University, Utrecht University and Amsterdam University); coordinator, Belgian National Point of Contact, European Centre for Space Law Membership of academic networks/research communities: CONNEX (Connecting Excellence on European Governance, European Network of Excellence, EU 6th Framework Programme); COST Action A 28, ‘Human rights, peace and security in EU foreign policy’; management committee COST Action ISO702, ‘The Role of the EU in UN Human Rights Reform’; management committee COST Action ISO602, ‘International Law in Domestic Courts’, ILDC; Ius Commune Research School; Leuven Centre for a Common Law of Europe (CCLE); Leuven Interdisciplinary Research Group on International Agreements and Development (LIRGIAD); Interdisciplinary Centre for Space Studies (ICSS); Scientific Research Community on Globalisation, Regionalisation and Social and Economic Inequality (with Antwerp and Ghent University and UNU-CRIS); Scientific Research Community Transposition European Migration Law (with Antwerp University) Other academic affiliations / representations: Fellow, European Study Centre, Faculty of Law, Pázmány Péter Katolikus Egyetem, Budapest; Member, Board of Administration of the Flemish Institute for Peace and Sustainable Conflict Prevention; Member, Scientific Advisory Board of United Nations University – Comparative Regional Integration Studies (UNU-CRIS); Member, Board of Administration of the Dutch Association for International Law (Nederlandse Vereniging voor Internationaal Recht); Director of Studies, Belgian Branch of International Law Association; Member, Board of Administration of the Belgian Society for International Law (Belgisch Genootschap voor Internationaal Recht); Member, Scientific Board, Centre d’Etude de Droit Militaire et de Droit de la Guerre, Brussels; Member, General Board of the Flemish Jurists’ Association (Vlaamse Juristenvereniging); Teaching Committee, International Law Association Membership academic journals: Vice-Director, Revue belge de droit international; Member, Editorial Board International Law in Domestic Courts; Member, Editoral Board, Human Rights and International Legal Discourse; Member, Editorial Board, European Business Law Review; Member, Editorial Board, Internationaal Humanitair Recht in de Kijker (yearbook on international humanitarian law edited by Red Cross Flanders Belgium); Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law; Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Legal Issues of Economic 2 Adlib Express Watermark Integration; Member, Advisory Board, European Business Organization Law Review; editorial member for European and international law, Rechtskundig Weekblad Consultant: World Bank, Interpol, European Commission, Benelux, Eurocontrol, European Institute for Public Administration and College of Europe (expert seminars for European Commission officials), Flemish Government, Federal Government of Belgium, Belgian Parliament (working group on globalization) Membership of professional organizations : European Society of International Law; International Society for Military Law and Law of War; Belgian Society of International Law; Dutch Society of International Law; International Law Association and Belgian Branch ot International Law Association Membership of Jury of Scientific Prizes: Collin Prize (most prestigious scientific price for legal scholarship in Belgium), Odissea Prize (scientific price granted by Belgian Senate to academic studies on space) 3 Adlib Express Watermark.
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