Mr. John R. Crook is professorial lecturer in law, at the George Washington University law school, Washington dc, he teaches international arbitration. He is a judge on NATO's administrative tribunal and frequently acts as arbitrator in International Investment and other disputes in ICSID, the permanent court of arbitration, and other settings.
Prof. Stephanie Rohlfing-Dijoux - Director of the Franco-German course in legal reforms sciences from Paris West University Nanterre La Défense offered the Short Term Certificate Course on 'European Union Competition Law' from 10-19 Feb, 2015 at GNLU.
Prof Hobe conducted International Air and Space Law classes for twenty six students of under graduate in house students who were selected on basis of their interest and research experience about subject from 12th to 24th Sep 2014. All students successfully completed the course with high scores and was very well appreciated by Prof Hobe.
Dr. Panayotis M. Protopsaltis, Attorney-at-Law, Athens (Greece) specializes in public international law and has given lectures at universities, conducted research and contributed to relevant publications. He has offered a certificate course on International Investment Law from September 1st 2014 – September 29, 2014.
Mr. Srinath Venugopal, Senior Unit Manager, External Relations & Media World Scout Bureau Central Office (Geneva): He conducted certificate course on Management of NGO From 10 to 14 September, 2013.
Dr. Makane Moïse MBENGUE: He holds a Ph.D in Public International Law, summa cum laudae, from the Geneva University Law School (Switzerland). He discussed about World Trade Organization, Dispute settlement and Water dispute & Climate change at the GNLU during his stay from 24th July,12 to 3rd August 2012. And also delivered special lecture on "The Baglihar Dam Dispute (Pakistan v. India): Involving International Lawyers in Non-Legal Disputes"
Dr. Ramy Bulan, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Malaya has dealt with the concept of ‘Administration of law in Plural Legal System in context with the Malaysian Legal System’ as a part of Foreign Law Course initiative at GNLU. Dr. Ramy Bulan is the first of the invitee professors from Malaysia in Foreign Law Course Program.
Dr. Astrid Zei, Assistant Professor at University of Rome “La Sapienza?? has discussed the fundamentals of ‘Italian Legal and judiciary system’ to the final year students as a part of Foreign Law Course Program.
Prof. Tomar Brude, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Law and Department of International Relations at Hebreq University of Jerusalem – Israel, has conducted a short term course on "Dispute Settlement in International Trade Agreements" to the final year students as a part of Foreign Law Course Program.
Prof. Stefano Cardinale, Partner, Bridge Mediation – Spain, visited GNLU as a part of Foreign Law Course Program. He has dealt with a course on "Dispute Settlement in International Trade Agreements" to the final year students.
Dr. Anne Thida Norodom, Professor of Public International Law, University of Rouen Assas University (Paris II), Paris, France, has conducted a short term course on " Constitution of France, and legal and judicial system" to the final year students as a part of Foreign Law Course Program.
Dr. Rajendra Prasad Gunputh, Department of Law,University of Mauritius, Mauritius has conducted a short term course on "Taxation and investment law of Mauritius" to the final year students as a part of Foreign Law Course Program.
Prof. Peter Crook, Faculty of Law USA, has conducted a short term course on "An overview of US legal and judicial system" to the final year students as a part of Foreign Law Course Program.
Prof. Chongko Choi, Seoul National University, Korea has conducted a short term course on "East Asian Jurisprudence and Korean Law" to the final year students as a part of Foreign Law Course Program.
Prof. Michael Riegner, Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Germany has conducted a short term course on "An Introduction to German Constitutional Law" to the final year students as a part of Foreign Law Course Program.
Prof. Kandarp Mehta, Lecturer and Research Collaborator, Negotiation Unit IESE Business School has dealt with the concept of 'Negotiation, Mediation and Creativity' as a part of Foreign Law Course initiative at GNLU.
Prof. Sébastien Platon, Professor in Public Law, La Rochelle University, France has dealt with the concept of 'French Legal and Judicial System' as a part of Foreign Law Course initiative at GNLU.
Professor (Dr.) Richard Vogler teaches comparative criminal justice, criminal law and criminology at the University of Sussex, Brighton (UK). He is currently Director of Postgraduate Law Courses in the School of Law, Politics and Sociology. He offered a Certificate Course on International Criminal Law and International Crimes at GNLU from 4th September 2017 to 11th September 2017.
The Resource Person for the same is Professor Stephanus van Zyl (LLB, LLM (UP), LLD (UNISA), AIPSA Dipl in Insolvency, Professor in Tax Law University of South Africa) who is a Professor in Tax Law in the Department of Mercantile Law at the University of South Africa, Pretoria. He lectures on income tax law and value added tax law. He has published widely, locally and internationally, on ecommerce, value added tax, and income tax. His research covers various jurisdictions and it has influenced South African Tax Law. A number of his recommendations were adopted by the South African Parliament.
Dr. Régis Lanneau is working as Associate Professor, University of Paris Nanterre/CNAM/Sciences po, Co-director of the master program on economic regulation (University of Paris Nanterre), Co-director of the master norms' management and management of norms. Co-director of the university diploma, Management of businesses and labor organization. Centre de recherche en droit public, FIDES University of Paris Nanterre, France. Dr. Lanneau has a wide academic experience in the field of Public Law and Economics. He has published many articles in leading journals and magazines on his desired research areas such as Economic Analysis of Law, Constitutional Law, Theory and Philosophy of law. He was invited as a resource person for the Certificate Course on Economics of Constitutional Law organised during 27 – 31 August, 2018. In past also, he had visited Gujarat National Law University for several Courses. For further information, provided on this link: https://www.parisnanterre.fr/m-regis-lanneau--697071.kjsp
The Resource Person for the same is Professor Stanley Yeo, LLB (Hons) (Sing), LLM (Well), LLM, PhD, LLD, Professor in Criminal Law Southern Cross University, New South Wales, Australia. He is also a Professorial Fellow of Law at the National University of Singapore. Recipient of Vice-Chancellor's award for teaching excellence, Professor Yeo's main teaching and research interests lie in the area of criminal law, especially comparative criminal law. He has taught in Australia, Canada, India, Japan, New Zealand, the UK and Singapore and published extensively in the fields of criminal law and criminal justice. Professor Yeo was previously the Chief Editor of the Singapore Journal of Legal Studies and General Editor of the Criminal Law Journal (Australia).
The Resource Person for the same is Professor Helena Whalen-Bridge, B.A., J.D., LL.M., She is an Associate Professor at the National University of Singapore Faculty of Law. She ran the first year Legal Skills Programme at NUS Law from the year 2003 to 2009 and now teaches advanced and graduate skills courses. Recipient of the NUS Teaching Excellence Award, she was seconded to the Center for Transnational Legal Studies in London in 2015, and has developed multiple courses for NUS Law, including Legal Ethics, Comparative Advocacy and Legal Argument & Narrative. She is a founding member of the Law Society of Singapore’s Project Law Help, and she worked with the UNDP Team that translated Lao laws into English.
