Lawyer, Universidad de Los Andes, MA and PhD at Harvard University, last publication “Feminist Agrarian Reform in Latin America” (University of Florida Law Journal, 2001). At the time being Ass. Professor Uniandes and Director of the MA Program of Law

Professor emerit. Georgetown University, Washington, DC. Prof. of Law, PhD in Sociology

Nehru University, New Delhi. Centre for Studies in Diplomacy, International Law and Economics. specialist in Environmental Law and WTO

Professor of Law, philosophy of law, comparative law, J. W. Goethe-University, Frankfurt am Main, former research fellow at Max-Planck-Institute.

Director of the Centre for Feminist Legal Research, New Delhi, Professor of International Law (currently at CUNY School of Law), Global Visiting Professor at NY University School of Law. Fields of interests: feminist legal theory, secularism and the Religious Right, Human Rights, migration and trafficking and post-colonialism and the law

Professor at Harvard Law School, Head of European Law Research Centre at Harvard Law Centre

Professor of International Politics at the University Munich Geschwister Scholl Institute, PhD in Political Science

Federal Minister ret., President of the International Institute for Peace, Vienna

a.o. Universitätsprofessor, Institute for Human Rights and International Relations Vienna University

Secretary General of the International Institute for Peace

Fellow and Director of Studies in Law at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, UK. The focus of her teaching and writing is international law and human rights, Book-author on the topic Global Democracy; “In the Riddle of All Constitutions”

Professor emerit., Vice-president of the “International Association of Peace Foundations”, Expert for Central- and East-Asia

PhD at Harvard Law School, Member of the EU Constitutional Convention, Director of the Legal Service of the Republic of Slovenia

Professor at Hastings College of the Law (courses: public international law, constitutional law, international trade law and policy, foreign relations law and international law in US courts). Former trade policy adviser to President Clinton

former Under-Secretary General at the United Nations Office in Geneva, Professor of History, Security-expert

Massachusetts Institute of Technology; PhD of Juridical Science, Assistant Professor of Law and Development at MIT, Ford International Ass. Professor of Law and Development, Director of MIT Program on Human Rights and Justice, Centre for International Studies, MIT-HASS Research Award, Member of the Steering Committee (MIT India Council and MIT Technology and Culture Forum), UN-experience

Professor at the University of Bari

Professor at the University of Linz, Director of the “Institute for International Law and Relations”

Professor emerit., Humboldt University, Berlin

Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Ac. Professor, Director of the “Institute of World Economy and International Relations” (IMEMO)

Lawyer, Visiting Professor at the Sapientia University Roma, Italy

Professor at the Fordham University School of Law

Voss-Bascom Professor of Law and Director of the Centre for World Affairs and the Global Economy at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Publications on the role of law in development, the social role of the legal profession, human rights, European integration, the impact of globalization on legal systems