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Participants Docents Guest Speakers Core Faculty The WORKSHparticipantsOP docents JANUARY 4-14, 2013 DOHA, QATAR core faculty guest speakers IGLP CORE FACULTY The IGLP Core Faculty will convene the Program Streams, Writing Workshop, Discussion Sections & Panel Discussions during the 2013 Workshop. Professor DAVID KENNEDY will serve as Faculty Director for the 2013 Workshop. He is Director of The Institute for Global Law and Policy and Manley O. Hudson Professor of Law at Harvard Law School where he teaches international law, international economic policy, legal theory, law and development and European law. He joined the Harvard Law faculty in 1981 and holds a Ph.D. from the Fletcher School and a J.D. from Harvard. His research uses interdisciplinary materials from sociology and social theory, economics and history to explore issues of global governance, development policy and the nature of professional expertise. He has been particularly committed to developing new voices and perspectives on international affairs. The members of the CORE FACULTY for the 2013 Workshop include: DAN BRINKS MATTHEW CRAVEN Associate Professor, Dean of Faculty of Law & Department of Government, Social Sciences, Professor Co-Director, Bernard and of International Law, Director, Audre Rapoport Center for Centre for the Study of Human Rights and Justice, Colonialism, Empire & University of Texas International Law, SOAS, University of London DAN DANIELSEN DENNIS DAVIS Professor of Law, Judge, High Court of Northeastern University Cape Town South Africa IGLP CORE FACULTY MOATASEM EL-GHERIANI SHEILA JASANOFF Assistant Professor, Pforzheimer Professor of PHOTO Faculty of Law, Science & Technology Studies, UNAVAILABLE Alexandria University Harvard Kennedy School KAREN ENGLE BABER JOHANSEN Minerva House Drysdale Regents Professor of Islamic Chair in Law & Co-Director, Religious Studies and Bernard and Audre Rapoport Director, Center for Center for Human Rights & Justice, Middle Eastern Studies, University of Texas Law School Harvard University JORGE ESQUIROL ANDREW LANG Professor of Law, Senior Lecturer in Law, Florida International University London School of Economics GÜNTER FRANKENBERG HORATIA MUIR-WATT Professor of Public Law, Professor of Law, Philosophy and Comparative Sciences Po Law School Law, Johann Wolfgang Goethe University GERALD FRUG VASUKI NESIAH Louis D. Brandeis Associate Professor of Practice, Professor of Law, Gallatin School of Harvard Law School Individualized Study, New York University IGLP CORE FACULTY SCOTT NEWTON KATHERINE STONE Lecturer in Laws Arjay and Frances Fearing Miller of Central Asia, Professor of Law, SOAS, University of London UCLA Law School SUNDHYA PAHUJA CHANTAL THOMAS Director, Law and Development Professor of Law, Research Programme, Cornell Law School Institute for International Law and the Humanities, Melbourne Law School KERRY RITTICH DAVID TRUBEK Associate Professor, Voss-Cascom Professor Faculty of Law and the of Law Emeritus and Women and Gender Senior Fellow, Center for Studies Institute, World Affairs and the University of Toronto Global Economy (WAGE), University of Wisconsin-Madison AMR SHALAKANY ROBERT WAI Associate Professor of Law, Professor of Law, The American University in Cairo Osgoode Hall Law School LEOPOLD SPECHT MIKHAIL XIFARAS Partner, Specht Bohm, Professor of Law, Vienna, Austria Sciences Po Law School IGLP GUEST SPEAKERS As an extension of the core BASSAM HADDAD curriculum, IGLP: The Workshop Director, Middle East Studies Program, also features a regular program George Mason University of GUEST SPEAKERS. Guest Speakers come from around the world to give special lectures and participate as experts in panel DAVID MEDNICOFF discussions. Assistant Professor of Public Policy and Director, Middle Eastern Studies, University of In 2013 the Guest Speakers at the Massachusetts, Amherst Workshop include: PHILIP ALLOTT PIER GIUSEPPE MONATERI Professor Emeritus Professor of Private Law, International Public Law, PHOTO University of Turin, Trinity College, UNAVAILABLE Faculty of Law University of Cambridge NOURA ERAKAT HANI SAYED Abraham L. Freedman Assistant Professor of Law and Teaching Fellow, Member, Institute for Gender Temple University and Women’s Studies, Beasley School of Law The American University in Cairo KHALED FAHMY Professor and Chair, Department of History, The American University in Cairo IGLP DOCENTS The IGLP DOCENT PROGRAM is designed LUWAM DIRAR ERITREA to deepen the network of collaboration S.J.D. Candidate, Cornell School of Law among our Workshop alumni and Core WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: Faculty as well as to strengthen the Epistemological Pluralism and Conceptual Understanding of IGLP Workshop experience for our new Regional Integration in Southern Africa participants. ERMAL FRASHERI Each IGLP Docent assists one or more of ALBANIA Visiting Researcher, our Core Faculty with the organization of Harvard Law School WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: a Workshop Stream or Writing Workshop. Experimenting with Prosperity: The Lure of Security and Development The 2013 IGLP Docents include: in the Reproduction of Regional Integration AZIZA AHMED VANJA HAMZIC UNITED STATES BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA Assistant Professor of Law, Lecturer, Northeastern University City University London WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: Human Rights, Epidemiology, Towards an Interruptive and the Co-Production of History of Islamic Law Identity / Risk Narratives in HIV Legal Advocacy LUIS ESLAVA ARCILA LISA KElly AUSTRALIA CANADA Senior Fellow & Ph.D. Candidate, S.J.D. Candidate, Melbourne Law School Harvard Law School WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: The Everyday Operation of Narrating Innocent Suffering International Law and in Abortion Law Development DIOGO COUTINHO OUTI KORHONEN BRAZIL FINLAND Associate Professor, Professor of International Law, Department of University of Turku Economics, Finance, and Tax, Universidade de São Paulo WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: Constituting Control: WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: Narrating the Layers of Global The Anti-Robin Hood State: Law, Security, and Economics Regressive Uses of Law in Brazilian Social Policies IGLP DOCENTS MICHAEL FAKHRI HEIDI MATTHEWS CANADA CANADA Assistant Professor, S.J.D. Candidate, University of Oregon Harvard Law School School of Law WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: International Criminal Law Institutional Fragments of and the Political Third World Trade Law and Politics of the 1970s TOR KREVER BORIS MAmlyUK CANADA UNITED STATES Ph.D. Candidate in Law, Assistant Professor of Law, London School of Economics University of Memphis WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: The Effect of Russia’s Rule of Law: Rule of Market Accession to the WTO on Existing Regional Integration Projects in the Former Soviet Space DAMJAN KUKOVEC DEREK MCKEE SLOVENIA CANADA S.J.D. Candidate, Assistant Professor of Law, Harvard Law School Universite de Sherbrooke WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: A Critique of the Rhetoric of Law, Internationalism, and Common Interest in the EU Globalization Legal Discourse VIDYA KUMAR ZINAIDA MILLER CANADA UNITED STATES Lecturer in Law / Visiting Fellow, Ph.D. Candidate, University of Birmingham & The Fletcher School, London School of Economics Tufts University WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: Revolution in International Perils of Parity: Palestine’s Relations and International Law: Permanent Transition How Disciples Discipline “The Radical” LUCAS LIXINSKI USHA NATARAJAN BRAZIL AUSTRALIA Dean’s Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Assistant Professor, University of New South Wales The American University in Cairo WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: Normative Clashes and The State of Nature & the Nature Convergences in International of the State: Environment and the Cultural Heritage Law Regimes Arab Uprisings IGLP DOCENTS MATTHEW NICHOLSON BRISHEN ROGERS UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES Lecturer in Public International Law, Assistant Professor, Southampton Law School Temple University Beasley School of Law WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: Towards A Critical ‘New Haven’ View WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: Just Work Part I - The Minimum Wage ROSE PARFITT MARIO SCHAPIRO UNITED KINGDOM BRAZIL Assistant Professor of Professor, International Law, Fundacao Getulio Vargas The American University in Cairo Law School WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: “We will give you another law and Accountability and another King”: Fascism, Empire, and Responsiveness of Brazilian International Community Development Bank CHARLOTTE PEEVERS CHRISTINE SCHWOBEL UNITED KINGDOM GERMANY Lecturer, Lecturer in Law, University of Technology University of Liverpool WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: Disasters, International Law The Missing Social Element in and the Media: Seeing Through International Criminal Law a Glass, Darkly NIKOLAS RAJKOVIC MOHAMMAD SHAHABUDDIN CANADA BANGLADESH Jean Monnet Fellow, Chairman, Department of European University Institute Law & Justice, Jahangirnager University WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: On Fragments and Geometry: WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: International Legal Order as Historicizing ‘Law’ as Metaphor and How it Matters Language of Civilization and Identity Construction GUSTAVO RIBEIRO KAROLINA ZUREK BRAZIL AND PORTUGAL POLAND S.J.D. Candidate, Senior Researcher in Law, Harvard Law School Swedish Institute for European Policy Studies WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: Scientific Imagination and WRITING WORKSHOP PROJECT: Modern Legal Reasoning Unions within the Union: Contested Authority
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