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J. W. Head – résumé – August 2020

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John W. Head Robert W. Wagstaff Distinguished Professor of Law

office: School of Law (Green Hall) Telephone: 785-864-9200 [secretary, 8-5 M-F]; 1535 West 15th Street 785-864-9233 [direct – Skype – messages] University of Kansas Telefax: 785-864-5054 Lawrence, Kansas USA 66045 E-mail: [email protected] residence: 1575 Birdie Way – # A-401 Telephone: 785-727-3977 Lawrence, Kansas USA 66047 Professional Employment

1990 - present University of Kansas Robert W. Wagstaff Distinguished Professor of Law

Specializing in public international law, international business law, international economic & environmental governance, and comparative law. Fulbright Fellowship to China (Jungguo Renmin Daxue) in Spring 1994 term Exchange Professor visiting at University of Vienna in Spring 1996 term. Exchange Professor visiting at University of Hong Kong for March-April 1997 Summer Professor teaching at KU summer program in Istanbul, 2001, 2005, 2006 Summer Professor teaching in KU summer program in Cambridge for July 2003 Exchange Professor teaching at Anáhuac University, Mexico, March 2006 & Oct 2007 Paul Hastings Visiting Professor at University of Hong Kong, March-April 2008 Fulbright Distinguished Lecturer in Law at University of Trento, Italy, Spring 2009 term Visiting Professor at US Army War College (Fort Leavenworth), Fall 2009 term Visiting Professor, Baçheşehir University international law training program, Fall 2011 Visiting Intersession Professor, London Law Consortium, March 2013 Fulbright Fellowship to Canada – Research Chair in Global Governance at Balsillie School of Int’l Affairs & University of Waterloo (Waterloo, Ontario), Fall 2016 term Visiting Researcher, University of Trento, Italy (see above), September 2018 Visiting Researcher, Balsillie School of Int’l Affairs (see above), October 2018 Interim Associate Dean for International & Comparative Law, June-December 2019

1988-1990 International Monetary Fund Legal Counsellor (Washington, D.C.) Handling legal and financial matters arising from the IMF's relations with various

member countries (mainly African countries) and from the IMF's status as a international financial institution; and drafting central banking legislation.

1983-1988 Asian Development Bank Counsel (Manila, Philippines) Handling legal aspects of operating and managing a multilateral development finance

institution; assisting in appraisal of projects in many developing countries of Asia; preparing documentation for bond issues and currency swaps on international markets.

1980-1983 Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton Associate Attorney (Washington, D.C.)

Handling legal matters for clients of a major international law firm, especially in the areas of international trade, international finance, and banking law.

1979-1980 District of Columbia Court of Appeals Judicial Law Clerk (Washington, D.C.) Assisting with preparation of legal memoranda and judicial decisions in an appellate

court.


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Education Juris Doctor, 1979 University of Virginia School of Law – Charlottesville, Virginia two-year advanced program following English law degree from Oxford.

Editorial Board, VIRGINIA JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW; organizing committee, VIRGINIA ENVIRONMENTAL LAW JOURNAL M.A. Juris., 1977 Oxford University (University College) – Oxford, England Marshall Scholarship, awarded on academic and extracurricular record. Focused on international and comparative law and legal philosophy. B.A., 1975 University of Missouri – Columbia, Missouri magna cum laude majored in history, political science, and economics. Phi Beta Kappa. University Scholar (full academic scholarship awarded by University). Selected Publications & Presentations books and monographs (organized by predominant subject-matter)

International environmental issues

DEEP AGROECOLOGY AND THE HOMERIC EPICS: GLOBAL CULTURAL REFORM FOR A NATURAL-SYSTEMS AGRICULTURE (Routledge, Earthscan Food & Agriculture Series, forthcoming 2020). This is “Book #4” in a four-book series examining legal, institutional, and (in this book) cultural aspects of transforming global agriculture – focusing on the potential for natural-systems farming to overcome the deficiencies of modern extractive agriculture, thus reversing ecological degradation – especially in temperate-grasslands ecosystems – and offsetting climate change.

A GLOBAL CORPORATE TRUST FOR AGROECOLOGICAL INTEGRITY: NEW AGRICULTURE IN A WORLD OF

LEGITIMATE ECO-STATES (Routledge, Earthscan Food & Agriculture Series, 2019). “Book #3” in the four-book series noted above, focusing especially (in this book) on the institutional aspects of transforming global agriculture. INTERNATIONAL LAW AND AGROECOLOGICAL HUSBANDRY: BUILDING LEGAL FOUNDATIONS FOR A

NEW AGRICULTURE (Routledge, Earthscan Food & Agriculture Series, 2017). “Book #2” in the four-book series noted above, focusing (in this book) on the legal aspects of transforming global agriculture – and thereby building on the 2012 GRASSLANDS book (see below) and on research finished under a 2016 Fulbright Research Chair in Global Governance (Canada). GLOBAL LEGAL REGIMES TO PROTECT THE WORLD’S GRASSLANDS (Carolina Academic Press, 2012). This book examines various legal regimes – those of Canada, China, Turkey, the USA, the EU, and the multilateral system of treaties – and evaluates efforts to arrest the rapid degradation of the Earth’s grasslands biomes. The book proposes a program of action to accelerate efforts at protection and restoring those landscapes. This program of action revolves around transforming agriculture; hence books #2, #3, and #4 (above) in the four-book series.

Global institutions LOSING THE GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT WAR: A CONTEMPORARY CRITIQUE OF THE IMF, THE WORLD

BANK, AND THE WTO (Brill-Nijhoff, 2008). Building on earlier scholarship, this text contributes to the debate over globalization, and particularly over the role of the International Monetary Fund, the World


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Trade Organization, and the World Bank. The book is designed to reach policy-makers by bringing to the general reading public a broader understanding of those institutions and how they can be intelligently viewed and effectively harnessed. THE ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK [appearing as a monograph in the INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPAEDIA

OF LAWS series on INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS] (Kluwer Law International, 4th edition 2018, 3rd edition 2014, both with Xing Lijuan). This book offers a bird’s-eye view of the ideological, historical, financial, operational, institutional, and legal aspects of what is widely regarded as the premier regional development bank. THE FUTURE OF THE GLOBAL ECONOMIC ORGANIZATIONS: AN EVALUATION OF CRITICISMS LEVELED

AT THE IMF, THE MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT BANKS, AND THE WTO (Transnational Publishers, 2005). This analytical monograph explores both the record and the prospects of the global economic institutions by examining numerous key criticisms directed at those institutions. Reflecting a quarter-century of work with international organizations, the book offers recommendations for their future.

Comparative & Chinese law

GREAT LEGAL TRADITIONS: CIVIL LAW, COMMON LAW, AND CHINESE LAW IN HISTORICAL AND

OPERATIONAL PERSPECTIVE (Carolina Academic Press, 2011, 2nd printing 2014). This treatise, written both for an academic (student and researcher) readership as well as a more general audience, offers a comparative survey of three principal legal traditions, setting all of them in historical context that helps explain operational differences in countries that manifest them today.

LEGAL TRANSPARENCY IN DYNASTIC CHINA: THE LEGALIST-CONFUCIANIST DEBATE AND GOOD

GOVERNANCE IN CHINESE TRADITION (Carolina Academic Press, 2013) (co-authored with Xing Lijuan). To examine the “hot” topic of legal transparency from a unique cultural and historical perspective, this book relies on Western and Chinese sources to explain how the competing ideologies of Legalism and Confucianism were melded in the 3rd century BCE to create a legal system that for two millennia balanced definitiveness with vagueness, and reflected cultural values still at work in China. CHINA’S LEGAL SOUL: THE CHINESE LEGAL IDENTITY IN HISTORICAL CONTEXT (Carolina Academic Press, 2009). A central aim of this book is to explore modern China’s law – and particularly its 30-year legal reform effort (1979-2009) – against the backdrop of the highly sophisticated dynastic legal tradition that collapsed a century ago. Special emphasis is placed on issues revolving around the rule of law and ideological foundations for today’s Chinese society. LAW CODES IN DYNASTIC CHINA: A SYNOPSIS OF CHINESE LEGAL HISTORY IN THE THIRTY

CENTURIES FROM ZHOU TO QING (Carolina Academic Press, 2005) (co-authored with Yanping Wang). This book surveys the sweep of China's legal tradition as viewed from the perspective of one central theme: legal codification. The book aims to contribute to the professional academic literature in the area and to bridge the gaps in the approaches taken by historians, China experts, and lawyers.

International business & finance

GLOBAL BUSINESS LAW: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE AND

INVESTMENT (Carolina Academic Press, 3rd edition 2012, 4th edition 2018). This is a treatise designed for students and practitioners of international business transactions. The main text is accompanied by an extensive documentary appendix. It is also accompanied by a Teacher’s Manual. GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC LAW (Carolina Academic Press, 2008). This book surveys the network of norms governing business organizations, commercial sales, banking, insurance, employment, intellectual property rights, business competition, bankruptcy, environmental protection, accounting, tax, and more. In doing so, it explains certain basic concepts of business and economic law that hold true in most countries around the world, despite the diversity of legal systems and ideologies.


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[GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC LAW]

(Renmin University Press, 2009) is a companion volume designed for use in Chinese law schools and accompanied by a reader’s guide in Chinese. PREVENTING FINANCIAL CHAOS: AN INTERNATIONAL GUIDE TO LEGAL RULES AND OPERATIONAL

PROCEDURES FOR HANDLING INSOLVENT BANKS (Kluwer Law International, 2000) (co-authored with Robert Lee Ramsey). Drawn from experience in both the legal and the operational side of banking law practice in developing countries, this book offers explanations and normative recommendations about a central problem in many such countries – risks posed by weak banking systems. A GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMIC LAW (University of Wisconsin, 2007). This is the second edition of a book first published in both English and Bahasa Indonesia in 1997 under the joint authority of the Indonesian “ELIPS” legal-capacity-building project and the University of Indonesia Law Faculty. The revised edition, like the first one, is designed primarily for use in Indonesian law schools.

law journal articles, book chapters, and booklets (in reverse chronological order)

Addressing Global Challenges through Pluralistic Sovereignty: A critique of state sovereignty as a centerpiece of international law, 67 KANSAS LAW REVIEW 727-821 (2019) Kentucky’s Agricultural and Ecological Future: Designing legal and Policy Initiatives for the Commonwealth to Develop Tomorrow’s Foodcrops, 11 KENTUCKY JOURNAL OF EQUINE, AGRICULTURE, & NATURAL RESOURCES LAW 1-61 (2019) A Mediterranean Biome Eco-State: Reorienting Sovereignty in the Mediterranean Basin and its Four Global Correlatives, 10 MEDITERRANEAN REVIEW 113-144 (2018) Grasslands, Agriculture, and International Law: A survey of proposed reforms, 26 KANSAS JOURNAL

OF LAW & PUBLIC POLICY 284-310 (2017) Mediterranean Agriculture, Ecology, and Law: Creating a new non-state actor to counteract agro-ecological collapse in the Mediterranean Basin, 25 MEDITERRANEAN STUDIES 98-146 (2017) (co-authored with Kate Marples and Jon Simpson).

Foreign Influence and Constitutionalism in the PRC: A Western Perspective on Change and Uncertainty in Contemporary Chinese Legal Culture, appearing as Chapter 1 in REGIONAL SELF-GOVERNMENT, CULTURAL IDENTITY AND MULTINATIONAL INTEGRATION: COMPARATIVE

EXPERIENCES FOR TIBET (Roberto Toniatti & Jens Woelk, editors, Routledge 2017). The Rule of Law in China: Fundamental Uncertainties about “Decoding” A Fundamental Concept, appearing as Chapter 2 in REGIONAL SELF-GOVERNMENT, CULTURAL IDENTITY AND MULTINATIONAL

INTEGRATION: COMPARATIVE EXPERIENCES FOR TIBET (Roberto Toniatti & Jens Woelk, editors, Routledge 2017).

International Law, Agro-Ecological Integrity, and Sovereignty – Proposals for Reform, June 2016 THE

FEDERAL LAWYER, at 56-65. Sketching a Global Agroecology Eutopia: The Land Institute in Directional Context, in FOOD UTOPIAS: REIMAGINING CITIZENSHIP, ETHICS AND COMMUNITY (Paul Stock, Michael Carolan, & Christopher Rosin, editors, 2015).


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Opposing Legal Transparency in Dynastic China: The Persuasive Logic of Confucianist Views on Legal Opaqueness, in LEGAL TRANSPARENCY: A MULTICULTURAL READER (Padideh Ala’i and Robert Vaughn, editors, 2014). Criminal Procedure in Transition: Observations on Legal Transplantation and Italy’s Handling of the Amanda Knox Trial, in FESTSCHRIFT IN HONOR OF FERIDUN YENISEY (Ayse Nohuoglu, editor, 2014).

Justinian’s Corpus Juris Civilis in Comparative Perspective: Illuminating Key Differences Between the Civil, Common, and Chinese Legal Traditions, 21 MEDITERRANEAN STUDIES 91-121 (Nov. 2013) Crossing the River by Feeling the Stones: The Rule of Law in China, 126(2) JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LAW 30 (July 2013) (co-edited with Li Sonfeng) – published in Chinese as 摸着⽯头过河：中国的法治 (Mozhe Shitou Guo He: Zhongguode Fazhi), 2 ⽐较法研究 (Bijiaofa Yanjiu) (2013). Legal Counsel, Legal Analysis, and Legal Limits: The Role of Law and Lawyers in the Asian Development Bank, in Asif H. Qureshi & Xuan Gao, INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC ORGANIZATIONS AND

LAW (2012). Trade Finance, in THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF FINANCIAL GLOBALIZATION (Douglas Arner, editor, 2012). Civilization and Law: A Dark Optimism Based on the Precedent of Unprecedented Crises, 59 UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS LAW REVIEW 521 (2011). International Legal Regimes to Balance the Protection of Prairies and Grasslands with their Agricul-tural Use – Part One: Grasslands at Risk, CITA WORKING PAPER #1 (2010) (see Center for Inter-national Trade and Agriculture website, http://www.law.ku.edu/~kulaw/centers/cita/workingpapers.shtml) The Global Financial Crisis of 2008-2009 in Context: Reflections on International Legal and Institutional Failings, “Fixes”, and Fundamentals, 23 PACIFIC MCGEORGE GLOBAL BUSINESS &

DEVELOPMENT LAW JOURNAL 43 (2010). Feeling the Stones When Crossing the River: The Rule of Law in China, 7 SANTA CLARA JOURNAL OF

INTERNATIONAL LAW 2 (2010). The Asian Financial Crisis in Retrospect: Observations on Legal and Institutional Lessons Learned after a Dozen Years, 5 EAST ASIA LAW REVIEW 31 (2009). In Whose “Best Interests”? – An International and Comparative Assessment of US Rules on Sentencing of Juveniles , 1 HUMAN RIGHTS AND GLOBALIZATION LAW REVIEW 89 (2008) (co-authored with Jelani Jefferson). Law and Policy in International Financial Institutions: The Changing Role of Law in the IFIs, 17 KANSAS JOURNAL OF LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY 194 (2008). How Letters of Credit Operate in International Commercial Transactions, 77 JOURNAL OF THE KANSAS

BAR ASSOCIATION 16 (2008). Protecting and Supporting Indigenous Peoples in Latin America: Evaluating the Recent World Bank and IDB Policy Initiatives, 14 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 383 (2006). Responding to 9/11: Lurching Toward a Rule of Scofflaw, 15 KANSAS JOURNAL OF LAW AND PUBLIC

POLICY 1 (2006).


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Getting Down to Basics: Strengthening Financial Systems in Developing Countries, 18 THE

TRANSNATIONAL LAWYER 257 (2005). Agriculture, Free Trade, and Global Development: Some Personal Observations, 14 KANSAS JOURNAL

OF LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY 221 (2005). Seven Deadly Sins: An Assessment of Criticisms Directed at the International Monetary Fund, 52 UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS LAW REVIEW 521 (2004). For Richer or For Poorer: Assessing the Criticisms Directed at the Multilateral Development Banks, 52 UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS LAW REVIEW 241 (2004). Throwing a Spotlight on International Development Finance Institutions, 98 PROCEEDINGS OF THE

98TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 63 (2004). Code, Cultures, Chaos, and Champions: Common Features of Legal Codification Experiences in China, Europe, and North America, 13 DUKE JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE AND INTERNATIONAL LAW 1 (2003). What Has Not Changed Since September 11 — The Benefits of Multilateralism, 12 KANSAS JOURNAL

OF LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY 1 (2002). Throwing Eggs at Windows: Legal and Institutional Globalization in the 21st-Century Economy, 50 UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS LAW REVIEW 731 (2002). The United States and International Law After September 11, 11 KANSAS JOURNAL OF LAW AND

PUBLIC POLICY 1 (2001). The Asian Economic Crisis: Implications for Turkey, Europe, and the World, appearing in CEZA

HUKUKU REFORMU (proceedings of a conference on law reform, held in Istanbul in May 1998), at 787-805 (2001). Global Implications of the Asian Financial Crisis: Banking, Economic Integration, and Crisis Management in the New Century, 25 WILLIAM MITCHELL LAW REVIEW 939 (1999). International Trade Law at the Close of the Century, 68 JOURNAL OF THE KANSAS BAR ASSOCIATION 26 (1999). Lessons from the Asian Financial Crisis: The Role of the IMF and the United States, 8 KANSAS

JOURNAL OF LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY 70 (1998). Selling Hong Kong to China: What Happened to the Right of Self-Determination?, 46 UNIVERSITY OF

KANSAS LAW REVIEW 283 (1998). Evolution of the Governing Law for Loan Agreements of the World Bank and Other Multilateral Development Banks, 90 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 214 (1996). (The AJIL is one of the handful of peer-reviewed law journals in the United States.) International Business and Kansas Lawyers: An Update on International Trade Rules and How They Affect Kansas, 65 JOURNAL OF THE KANSAS BAR ASSOCIATION 26 (1996). International Contracting Opportunities Under Projects Funded by the World Bank and Related Institutions, 1 INTERNATIONAL CONTRACT ADVISER 41 (1995).


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China's Treatment of Crimes Against the Environment: Using Criminal Sanctions to Fight Environmental Degradation in the PRC, 8 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF CHINESE LAW 145

(1994) (co-authored with Yang Chun-xi and Liu Sheng-rong; published also in Chinese by Renmin University Jurists' Review [Junguo Renmin Daxue Faxue Jia]). Supranational Law: How the Move Toward Multilateral Solutions Is Changing the Character of “International” Law, 42 UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS LAW REVIEW 605 (1994). A Fulbright Lecturer's Experience Teaching International Law in China, AMERICAN SOCIETY OF

INTERNATIONAL LAW NEWSLETTER, September-October 1994, pages 8-10. Suspension of Debtor Countries' Voting Rights in the IMF: An Assessment of the Third Amendment to the IMF Charter, 33 VIRGINIA JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 591 (1993). Environmental Loan Covenants: Principles, Checklists and Samples, ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK, ENVIRONMENT PAPER NO. 12 (1993). Beyond Defenders: Future Problems of Extraterritoriality and Superterritoriality for the Endangered Species Act, 43 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF URBAN & CONTEMPORARY LAW 1203 (1993) (co-authored with George C. Coggins). Making International Trade Less Foreign: A”Nutshell” for Nonspecialists on the Changing Rules Governing International Trade, 61 JOURNAL OF THE KANSAS BAR ASSOCIATION 42 (1992). Environmental Conditionality in the Operations of International Development Finance Institutions, 1 KANSAS JOURNAL OF LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY 15 (1991). Representing Collective Interests in Civil Litigation: A Comparative Synopsis, 58 UNIV. OF DETROIT

JOURNAL OF URBAN LAW 587 (1981) (co-authored with John L. Taylor). The Challenge of International Environmental Management: A Critique of the United Nations Environment Programme, 18 VIRGINIA JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 269 (1978; student comment).

selected guides, commentaries, and other instructional documents

Annotated Guide to the ADB Charter (Asian Development Bank, 2001) Proposed Amendments to the Banking Law and Related Matters (Government of Mongolia and Asian Development Bank, 1998) International Trade Law and International Investment Law (Chinese National Judges College, 1997); also prepared in Chinese Training Manual on Legal Aspects of Conservatorship & Receivership (Government of Mongolia and Asian Development Bank, 1997) Standard Terms and Conditions [for sovereign lending] (European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, 1994; co-authored with Gerard Sanders); also prepared in Russian translation Study on Environmental Loan Covenants: Assessing and Enhancing their Effectiveness as Tools for Ensuring the Environmental Soundness of Bank-Support Projects (Asian Development Bank 1992)


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Comments on draft constitutional materials for Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan (Central and East European Law Initiative, ABA, 1992)

works in process

Chinese Moral Psychology as Framed by China’s Legal Tradition: Historical illustrations of how the friction between formal and informal species of law defines the “legal soul” of China, accepted for publication as a chapter in a book on Chinese moral psychology (in final editing). Cosmopolitan Constitutionalism in an Age of Global Crises: A commentary on Professor Roberto Toniatti’s 2019 “Comparing Constitutions in the Global Age”, invited as a contribution to a Festschrift for Prof. Roberto Toniatti, University of Trento (in draft form)

scholarly and professional presentations to national and international audiences (for presentations to state and local audiences, see below, “Service and Other Professional Activities”) 2019 Hong Kong – presentation on China’s legal history with emphasis on formal and informal

sources of law, for researchers collaborating on a book project on Chinese moral psychology. 2019 Sweden – Lund University – keynote address on “Is the Future of Agroecological Governance

also Perennial?” for international conference on perennial agriculture sponsored by The Land Institute and Lund University.

2018 Italy – Bolzano – presentation on “Using blended sovereignty and ‘eco-states’ to seek global

agroecological unity: A new commitment to natural-resources protection in the world’s key food-producing biomes”, at Institute for Comparative Federalism

2018 Canada – Victoria, BC – presentation on “A New Commitment to Natural-Resources in the

World’s Key Food-Producing Biomes”, at Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation annual institute.

2018 Kansas – Salina – presentation on “Agriculture and the Ecosphere: Law-Based Perspectives on

Achieving Global Agroecological Integrity”, at Ecosphere Studies conference hosted by The Malone Foundation and The Land Institute, with participants from USA, Brazil, India, and the Cherokee Nation.

2016 Italy – Palermo – presentation on “Non-State Actors and Environmental Management in the

Mediterranean Basin”, at Mediterranean Studies Association annual meeting. 2015 Greece – Athens – presentation on “Responding to Eco-Crisis in the Mediterranean Basin”, at

Mediterranean Studies Association annual meeting. 2014 Spain – Marbella – moderator and presenter at Mediterranean Studies Association annual

meeting, speaking on “Modern Mediterranean Justice? Some Comparative-Law Observations on Legal Transplantation, Italian Criminal Procedure, and the Amanda Knox Trial”.

2013 England – London – presentation in CLE program for US and UK lawyers on international

economic law and institutions. 2012 Pula, Croatia – moderator and presenter at Mediterranean Studies Association annual meeting,

speaking on “Justinian’s Corpus Juris Civilis in Comparative Perspective”.


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2012 Washington, DC –presenter for program on the role of “legal transparency” in dynastic Chinese

law, with commentary on applicability elsewhere – at Annual Meeting of the AALS. 2011 England – Manchester – participant and presenter at conference on the role of law and lawyers

in international financial institutions, held at the University of Manchester (proceedings to be published by Kluwer International).

2010 Ohio – presentation to faculty of University of Akron on Chinese law, with emphasis on rule-

of-law analysis. 2009 Italy – Trento – participant and presenter at conference on the implications for Tibet and China

of emerging rules governing political autonomy for sub-national regions, held at the University of Trento.

2009 Pennsylvania – participant and presenter at conference reflecting on the Asian Financial Crisis

of 1997-1998, held at the University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia). 2009 California – participant and presenter at conference on the Global Financial Crisis, held at

University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law (Sacramento). 2009 Italy – Trento & Rome – various presentations to faculty and students on international economic

organizations, as Fulbright Distinguished Chair in Law at University of Trento. 2009 North Carolina – presentation to faculty of Wake Forest Law School on recent scholarship

regarding rule of law in China. 2008 Hong Kong – numerous presentations to faculty and students on international financial law and

Chinese dynastic law, as the Paul Hastings Visiting Professor at Hong Kong University. 2008 Beijing – two presentations on international financial law and institutions at Peking University

law school and at Renmin (People’s) University law school, to graduate students and faculty. 2006, 2007 Mexico – prepared and taught two two-week intensive courses to graduate law students at

Anáhuac University of Xalapa, under cooperation agreement between the two law schools. 2006 Missouri – presentation on international institutions and indigenous peoples at University of

Missouri School of Law 2005, 2006 Turkey – prepared and taught a two-week summer studies course to Turkish and U.S. law

students on comparative legal traditions. 2005 Michigan – participant and presenter at conference on Trade and Foreign Investment in Latin

America, held at Michigan State University Law School (East Lansing). 2004 California – participant and presenter at conference on “International Financial Services:

Diverse Approaches in a Globalized Environment,” held at McGeorge School of Law, University of the Pacific (Sacramento).

2004 Washington, DC – Organizer, moderator, and presenter for program on rule of law in interna-

tional financial institutions, for Annual Meeting of the American Society of International Law.


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2004 Washington, DC – presentation at World Bank general headquarters on criticisms leveled at the

multilateral development banks. 2004 Missouri – presentation on international monetary and development law at University of

Missouri School of Law 2003 England – prepared and taught a course on comparative legal history (English common law and

European civil law) to students in a four-week summer-school program at Cambridge. 2002, 2006 Indonesia – Legal Education Consultant to Government of Indonesia under U.S.AID-financed

project. Numerous presentations to academic and governmental officials. 2001 Turkey – prepared and taught a four-week summer studies course to Turkish and U.S. law

students on international economic law and institutions. 2000-2002 Philippines –– presentations at Asian Development Bank on (i) environmental and social

aspects of projects financed by ADB and (ii) ADB’s “legal history” (Charter and By-Laws). 1998 Jordan – Presentation of formal training program at conference for central bank officials on

legal aspects of handling problem and insolvent banks. 1998 Turkey – Symposium on Law Reform Issues in International Law (Marmara University &

USIS); paper presentation: “The Asian Economic Crisis: Implications for Turkey, Europe & the World.”

1997 China – presented a five-lecture series on International Trade Law and International Invest-ment

Law at the newly-established Chinese National Judges Training College (Beijing). 1996 Vienna – Presented multiple lectures on US economic law and international economic law at University of Vienna as part of faculty exchange program. 1996-1998 Mongolia – presentations to government and commercial bank officials on central banking and

commercial banking laws and related regulations; and specifically on bank insolvency. 1996 China – Symposium panelist and commentator on proposed Chinese environmental laws. 1995-1997 Indonesia – presentations to academic and government officials as Legal Education Consultant

to Government of Indonesia under U.S.AID-financed Economic Law project.

Subjects Taught (variously in Kansas, Cambridge, Istanbul, Hong Kong, Trento, Beijing, Vienna, London, Xalapa, and Veracruz) * International Commerce and Investment * International Business Transactions & Trade Regulation * International Business Law Drafting Skills * Comparative Law and Comparative Legal History * Introduction to Chinese Law * International Organizations * International Economic Law & Development * Public International Law * Global Challenges in Law, Agriculture, Development, and Ecology * Introduction to American Law


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Additional Training Undertaken (to aid in teaching and scholarship) 2020 Participated in webinar-courses hosted by UN Food & Agriculture Organization on

perennial agricultural developments 2015 Audited course on Global Environment taught by Profs. Stock & Shultz – KU Environ. Studies 2014 Audited course on Climate Change & Law taught by Prof. Uma Outka – KU Law School 2014, 2018 Audited course on BioLaw taught by Prof. Andrew Torrance – KU Law School 2013 Audited course on Water Law taught by Prof. John Peck – KU Law School 2013 Audited course on Environmental Law taught by Prof. Uma Outka – KU Law School 2010, 2012, Audited courses on Agricultural Law and Food Security taught by Prof. Keith Meyer – and 2013 KU Law School 2009 Undertook tutorials in Italian language (basic reading skills) for research purposes relating to

comparative law studies and research in Italy (Trento) 2008 Participated in workshop on cross-border insolvency involving China – Hong Kong 2006 Participated in workshop on international trade and customs procedure – Kansas City 1996 Audited two KU courses on (i) Chinese political history and (ii) law and society in Dynastic

China. 1992-1993 Chinese (Mandarin) training (at KU) in preparation for Fulbright semester in China. 1991, 1992 Workshops on international law, trade, and investment, at annual meeting of the Association of

American Law Schools -- Washington, D.C. (1991), San Antonio, Texas (1992). 1992 Workshop on Teaching and Scholarship in International Economic Law (sponsored by

American Society of International Law) -- Washington, D.C. 1990 Workshop for New Law Teachers, sponsored by the Assoc. of American Law Schools --

Washington, D.C. 1990 Seminar on International Business Transactions at George Washington University law school --

Washington, D.C., spring 1990.

Academic Awards & Recognition (after assuming academic position at KU in 1990) 2016 Fulbright Research Chair in Global Governance at Balsillie School of International Affairs

(Waterloo, Ontario, Canada) – visiting academic appointment for research in international law, agricultural reform, and environmental protection. Fall 2016.


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2011 University of Kansas Designee for Phi Beta Delta Faculty Award for Outstanding Contributions

to International Education. 2010 Robert W. Wagstaff Distinguished Professorship. Designated spring 2010; inaugural lecture

November 2010. 2009 Fulbright Distinguished Chair in Law at University of Trento – visiting academic appointment

under Fulbright “Distinguished Lectureship” Program for teaching in international law and Chinese law at the University of Trento (Italy). Spring 2009.

2008 Michael P. Malone Award for Leadership in International Education, sponsored by the National

Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges. 2008 Paul Hastings Visiting Professorship at University of Hong Kong. March-April 2008. 2007 Dean Fred J. Moreau Award – selected as the KU law faculty member “who, in the eyes of the

students, has been particularly helpful in advising and counseling with students.” 2006 Provost’s Award for Leadership in International Education – single faculty member recognized

for “outstanding leadership in strengthening KU’s international dimension.” 2003 Kemper Fellowship for Teaching Excellence – one of 10 KU faculty selected through a

university-wide review for especially strong teaching performance. 2002 Schroeder Teaching Fellowship – peer-selected from the KU law faculty as the recipient of a

three-year endowed fellowship to reward “excellence in teaching.” 2000 Dean Fred J. Moreau Award – selected as the KU law faculty member “who, in the eyes of the

students, has been particularly helpful in advising and counseling with students.” 2000 “Mentor of the Year” award – one of seven faculty members (University-wide) selected by KU

Graduate and Professional to be recognized for “exemplary and exceptional mentorship in contributing to graduate and professional student development.”

1995 Howard A. and Sue Immel Annual Teaching Award – recognition of excellence in teaching,

peer-selected from KU Law Faculty. 1993-1994 Fulbright Fellowship – visiting academic appointment for research and teaching in international

law and business at People's University of China (Jungguo Renmin Daxue), Spring 1994 term. 1994 Rice Prize for best article published by KU law faculty during the year (for the IMF Third

Amendment article). 1994 Postlethwaite Prize for one of the outstanding articles published by KU law faculty during the

year (shared with George Coggins for the Beyond Defenders article).


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Service and Other Professional Activities (organized as follows: KU Law School, University-wide, local, state, regional, national, international) KU Law School student activity work at KU Law School: 2008-present Advisor and dissertation committee chair for three SJD students, and committee member for

five others. 2009-present Prepared and presented special lecture on Comparative Legal Traditions for KU Lawyering

class, summarizing historical and operational aspects of civil law, common law, and Chinese law.

1990-present Organized Jessup International Law Moot Court program – supervisor, judge, and coach of the

team representing KU in international competition. 1999-present Organized Stetson International Environmental Law Moot Court program -- supervisor, judge,

and coach for team representing KU in international competition. 1990-present Faculty Advisor, International Law Society 1990-present Student counseling on academic and career matters, especially relating to international law and

business and on summer overseas training opportunities. 2002-2013 Writer and publisher, International Law at KU (newsletter telling students, faculty, alums, and

others about developments in KU’s International and Comparative Law Program). 2013-present Major contributor to International Law at KU (newsletter referred to above) 2011 Helped organize Kansas Summer Law Institute for law students from Pusan National University (Korea) 2001-2002 Faculty Advisor, Regional Jessup Moot Court Competition (hosted by KU). 1992-1993 Faculty Advisor, Asian and Pacific American Law Students organization. 1991-1993, Judge, National Moot Court Competition (Oral Arguments), either the semi-final 1995, 1997 rounds or practice rounds for each year listed. 1993-2002 Member, Board of Governors, KANSAS LAW REVIEW. 1991 Faculty Reader, KANSAS LAW REVIEW Writing Competition. 1991-present Faculty advisor for student authors in KANSAS LAW REVIEW and KANSAS JOURNAL OF LAW

AND PUBLIC POLICY. 1993, 1996 Led resume writing workshop for students. 1991-1998 Faculty advisor for Appellate Advocacy small section. (except 1994, 1996)


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committee work at KU Law School: 2010-present Member, Distinguished Professors committee. 2017-present Member, Post-Tenure Review Committee. 2013-2016 Member, Promotion and Tenure Committee. 2012 Chairman, Faculty Appointments Committee. 2005-present Member, Graduate and International Programs Committee (chairman, 2005-2010). 2003-2006 Ad-hoc working group on enhancing the KU International & Comparative Law Program (involving Two-Year JD Program for Foreign-Trained Lawyers, S.J.D. Program proposal, Certificate Program in International Trade & Finance, etc.). 1991-2005 Member, Admissions Committee (except one year) (served as chairman five years). 2002-2005 Member, International Programs (formerly International Summer Programs) Committee. 1999-2002 Chairman, Student Recruitment Committee. 2002 Headed informal task force on hosting Russian judges visiting Lawrence vicinity. 1996-97 Member, Committee on Promotion and Tenure. 1996-97 Member, ad hoc Committee on Special Faculty Awards. 1996-97 Member, working group on proposed Center for the Study of International Trade. 1993-94 Chairman, Ad Hoc Committee on Grievance Procedure Reform.

1993-94 Member, Academic Committee. 1990-91 Member, Library Committee. 1993-1996 Member, Ad Hoc Working Group on Proposed MCL Program (masters of comparative law degree program for foreign law graduates). 1991-1993 Member, Awards, Competitions, and Special Events Committee. 1991-1992 Member, Self-Study committee (in anticipation of reaccreditation exercise). public presentations at Law School 2017 Participant and presenter on panel on environmental law issues relating to grasslands protection, for

KANSAS JOURNAL OF LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY symposium 2017 Commenter, Panel on Comparative Law Perspectives on Recent Business Developments 2013 Moderator, Panel on environmental aspects of water law, in Waters of the United States -- Adapting Law for

Degradation and Drought, for KANSAS LAW REVIEW symposium


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2013 “Incorporating Drafting Exercises in Practice-Oriented Business Law Courses,” video presentation for Central States Legal Writing Conference

1990-present Presented numerous “Noon Forum” programs (at the Law School) on such topics as: - China’s entry into the WTO - Asian Financial Crisis - Banking & Economic Development in Mongolia - Financial System Reform in Central Asia - Career Opportunities in Internat’l Law & Business (once or twice a year since 1992) - Legal Education and Teaching in China

- Kazakhstan -- Central Banking Legislative Developments - Namibia -- Financial and Monetary System

- Gulf War I -- Legality of U.S. Participation in Operation Desert Storm 2007 Presented faculty workshop paper on international financial & development institutions 2007 Co-organizer of “9/11 Panel” – university-wide discussion of “the way forward” six years after September 11 terrorist attacks 2005 Presented faculty workshop papers on banking law in developing countries 2002 Presented paper on multilateral development banks for Legal Theory Workshop 2002 Panelist and presenter for Law Review Symposium on Globalization 2001, 2002, Panelist and presenter for faculty-led afternoon discussions of September 11 and its aftermath 2005, 2006, 2008 1994 Organized “GATT Debate” at the Law School on the issue of U.S. approval of the new GATT

agreements emerging from Uruguay Round. 1993 Organized “NAFTA Debate” at the Law School on the issue of U.S. approval of the North

American Free Trade Agreement. 1991-present Organized “Noon Forum” presentations by numerous outside speakers on such topics as: - “Role of International Financial Institutions” - “International Business Law and China” - “Dispute Resolution in Egypt and International Law” - “Turkish Legal System” - “Chinese Law and Society” - “Legal Practice and NAFTA” - “What Does an International Lawyer Do?” - “Russia Today” - “Constitutional Reform in Canada” - “Free Trade or Fair Trade -- What's the Difference?” - “North Korea, the USA, and the Threat of Nuclear War” - “President Duterte’s War on Drugs – International Legal Implications” - “Syria in Turmoil: What Role for International Law and Institutions?” 1991 Participant and presenter on panel on international environmental law issues, as part of the first

KANSAS JOURNAL OF LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY symposium.


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other service at Law School 2019 Interim Associate Dean for International & Comparative Law 2009-2013 Co-director, Center for International Trade and Agriculture (a component of the International and Comparative Law Program). 2008-present Director of Overseas Visiting Scholars program (a component of the International and

Comparative Law Program). 2007-present Faculty liaison for exchange-and-cooperation arrangements with Anàhuac University of Xalapa (Mexico), involving KU law faculty teaching in Xalapa and Veracruz. 2003-2004 Served as mentor for two visiting Junior Faculty Development Program fellows – one and 2007 from Kazakhstan, one from Bosnia. 2000-present Helped organize visits by numerous delegations and visitors, including those from: University of Trento (helped organize round-table discussion) Harbin Institute of Technology (about cooperation exchanges) Korea (Pusan National University) (helped prepare cooperation agreements) Korea (Chonnam National University (ditto) Japan (Kanagawa University). Vietnam (about legal education) Tajikistan (about legal education) Russia (judges visiting Kansas City, Topeka, and Lawrence) Gulf states (under U.S. Commerce Department auspices) 2001-present Helped with planning and with information campaigns to support summer study-abroad

programs in Istanbul, Cambridge, and Limerick; as well as formal semester-long study-abroad programs in London and (since 2008) Trento (Italy) and less formal arrangements in Auckland.

University-wide 2017 Special lecturer for Engineering School course on science-and-engineering opportunities in

developing countries 2014-2020 Contributing lecturer for US Army Command and General Staff College annual international officers program on The Global Economy 2015-2016 Steering Committee, KU Institute of International Studies 2013-present Executive Board of the KU Environmental Studies Program 2013-present Member of KU – Land Institute faculty working group 2010-2011 Member of Search Committee for KU Law Dean 2010 Contributing lecturer for Self Graduate students (focusing on international finance) 2010 Special lecturer for Engineering School course on science-and-engineering opportunities in

developing countries 2007-2008 Member of Search Committee for KU Associate Vice Provost for International Affairs.


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2007-2010 Member of University Committee on Sabbatical Leaves (three-year appointment). 2005-2006 Member of Search Committee for KU Law Dean 2004, 2006 Participated in “Meet-A-Lawyer” Night for pre-law society and 2007 2006-2008 Vice-President, then President, of Phi Beta Delta – honor society for international scholars. 1999-present Interviewer, Marshall & Rhodes scholarship screening committee. 2001 Contributor to University-wide semester-long globalization colloquium. 1991-99 Member, Committee on International Studies and Programs (acting under different names (various) at different times). 1997 Member, Master’s Thesis committee for Hale Sheppard (M.A., Latin American Studies). 1995-present Associate Member, Center for East Asian Studies. 1997-present Associate Member, Center for Latin American Studies. 2009-present Associate Member, Center for Global and International Studies. 1992-93 Committee on Establishing an M.A. in International Studies. 1992, 1993 Participated in “Meet-A-Prof” Night at the beginning of the fall semester. 1996 1991 Assisted in presentation to Wichita Business Leaders group by Chancellor Budig, Vice

Chancellor Brinkman, and other University officials regarding International studies and programs at the University.

1991, 1995 Panelist for University Program on Career Opportunities in International Law (sponsored by

Office of International Studies and Programs). Local, state, and regional 2015-2019 Board of Trustees (and Executive Committee) for Audubon of Kansas, an environmental- protection NGO

2012-present associate and participant in various conferences & workshops at The Land

Institute (Salina and Lawrence) on agricultural and educational reform; co-author of draft public and workshop materials

2017 presenter and moderator, “International Law and Agroecological Integrity: Building new legal and institutional foundations for a global transition to natural-systems agriculture”, KU (Hall Center) Nature & Culture Series (13 April 2017, open to public)

2017 presenter, “Reforming Agriculture to Protect Grasslands: The prospects for restoring

global agroecological integrity”, Center for Global and International Studies (1 April 2017, designed for Kansas high school teachers)

2016 “International Law, Grasslands Protection, and Agricultural Reform”, Symphony in the


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Flint Hills, Kansas (13 June 2016) 2013 "Global Legal Regimes to Protect the World's Grasslands", Unitarian Fellowship Featured

Speakers Program, Lawrence, Kansas (14 Apr. 2013) 2012 Visiting speaker for Ecumenical Campus Ministry (Lawrence, Kansas) noon forum series on

global legal regimes to protect the world’s grasslands 2006 Visiting speaker on international institutions and indigenous peoples at University of Missouri

School of Law 2004 Visiting speaker on international monetary and development law at University of Missouri

School of Law 2001 Presentation on international trade agreements, to Kansas League of Women Voters. 1994, 1998 Judge for High School debate tournaments. 1994 Presentation on “GATT and the Uruguay Trade Agreements”, Lawrence Rotary Club. 1992, 1998 Presentation for Continuing Legal Education program on “Recent Developments in

International Trade Law”. 1992 Presentation at Lawrence High School “Career Days” on the work of an international lawyer. 1991, 1992 Presentations at Quail Run Elementary School on international law (1991) and on Kazakhstan

(1992). 1991 Visiting speaker at Washburn Law School, addressing issues concerning the World Bank and

the International Monetary Fund. 1991 Presentation at University Forum on the World Bank and international environmental matters. 1991 Moderator, Regional Symposium on International Trade Law, held at University of Nebraska

Law School. National 2018 Kansas – Salina – presenter at 4th annual Ecosphere Studies conference (hosted by The Malone

Foundation and The Land Institute), speaking on “Agriculture and the Ecosphere: Law-Based Perspectives on Achieving Global Agroecological Integrity”

2012 Washington, DC –presenter for program on the role of “legal transparency” in dynastic Chinese

law, with commentary on applicability elsewhere – at Annual Meeting of the AALS. 2005 Participant and presenter at conference on Trade and Foreign Investment in Latin America, held

at Michigan State University Law School (East Lansing). 2004 Participant and presenter at conference on “International Financial Services: Diverse

Approaches in a Globalized Environment,” held at McGeorge School of Law, University of the Pacific (Sacramento).

2004 Organizer, moderator, and presenter for program on rule of law in international financial


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institutions, for Annual Meeting of the American Society of International Law (Washington, DC).

1992-1998 Contributing Editor, BASIC DOCUMENTS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW, an electronic database of

legal materials, provided under the auspices of the American Society of International Law. 1993-94 Member, Working Group of the International Law & Practice Section of the American Bar

Association regarding international financial institutions (drafted report adopted by ABA). International (involving travel to sites listed unless otherwise noted) 2019 Hong Kong – presentation on China’s legal history with emphasis on formal and informal

sources of law, for researchers collaborating on a book project on Chinese moral psychology. 2019 Sweden – Lund University – keynote address on “Is the Future of Agroecological Governance

also Perennial?” for international conference on perennial agriculture sponsored by The Land Institute and Lund University.

2018 Italy – Bolzano – presentation on “Using blended sovereignty and ‘eco-states’ to seek global

agroecological unity: A new commitment to natural-resources protection in the world’s key food-producing biomes”, at Institute for Comparative Federalism

2018 Canada – Victoria, BC – presenter at Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation annual

institute, speaking on “A New Commitment to Natural-Resources in the World’s Key Food-Producing Biomes”.

2016 Italy – Palermo -- presenter at Mediterranean Studies Association annual meeting, speaking on “Non-State Actors and Environmental Management in the Mediterranean Basin” 2015 Greece – Athens – presenter at Mediterranean Studies Association annual meeting, speaking on

“Responding to Eco-Crisis in the Mediterranean Basin” 2014 Spain – Marbella – moderator and presenter at Mediterranean Studies Association annual

meeting, speaking on “Modern Mediterranean Justice? Some Comparative-Law Observations on Legal Transplantation, Italian Criminal Procedure, and the Amanda Knox Trial”

2012 Pula, Croatia – moderator and presenter at Mediterranean Studies Association annual meeting,

speaking on “Justinian’s Corpus Juris Civilis in Comparative Perspective”. 2011 England – Manchester – participant and presenter at conference on the role of law and lawyers

in international financial institutions, held at the University of Manchester (proceedings to be published by Kluwer International).

2009 Trento & Rome – various professional activities with faculty and students during academic visit

as Fulbright Distinguished Chair in Law at University of Trento. 2008 Hong Kong – various professional activities with faculty and students during academic visit as

Paul Hastings Visiting Professor at Hong Kong University. 2008 Beijing – various professional activities with faculty and students during brief academic visit to

Peking University law school and at Renmin (People’s) University law school. 2006, 2007 Mexico – various professional activities with faculty and students during academic visit at

Anáhuac University of Xalapa, under cooperation agreement between the two law schools.


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2005-2006 Bangladesh – legal advisor assisting with foreign exchange regulations in collaboration with

International Monetary Fund [did not involve travel to Bangladesh]. 2005, 2006 Turkey – prepared and taught a two-week summer studies course to Turkish and U.S. law

students on comparative legal traditions.

2004 Washington, DC – professional meetings with World Bank officials at World Bank headquarters, following lecture on criticisms leveled at the multilateral development banks.

2003 Maldives – Legal Advisor to Government of Maldives, under auspices of International

Monetary Fund, to assist in drafting central banking law. 2003 England – prepared and taught a course on comparative legal history (English common law and

European civil law) to students in a four-week summer-school program at Cambridge.

2002, 2006 Indonesia – Legal Education Consultant to Government of Indonesia under U.S.AID-financed rule-of-law project.

2001 Turkey – prepared and taught a four-week summer studies course to Turkish and U.S. law students on international economic law and institutions.

2000-2002 Philippines – legal consultant to Asian Development Bank (i) to study environmental and social aspects of projects financed by the ADB and (ii) to prepare the Bank’s “legal history” in the form of a 500-page annotation of the Charter and By-Laws of the ADB.

1999 Philippines –special legal adviser in Office of General Counsel of the Asian Development Bank (June-July). (Similar assignment also in 1990, 1991, and 1998.)

1999 IMF / Singapore Institute – prepared instructive materials for participants (government and banking officials) at a conference on banking and central banking law.

1998 Jordan – participated in and helped plan formal training program for central bank officials on

legal aspects of handling problem and insolvent banks. 1998 Turkey – participated in symposium on Law Reform Issues in International Law (Marmara

University & USIS). 1997 China – various professional activities with faculty and students at the newly-established

Chinese National Judges Training College (Beijing). 1997 Hong Kong – various professional activities with faculty and students at University of Hong

Kong as part of a faculty exchange program.

1997 Italy – participated in conference at the International School of Jus Commune (“The Formation of Jurists throughout the Ages”).

1996-1997 Micronesia – Legal Advisor to Government of Federated States of Micronesia to draft foreign investment laws and regulations.


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1996 Vienna – Taught two courses at University of Vienna as part of faculty exchange program. 1996 Tajikistan – Legal Advisor to Government of Tajikistan, under auspices of International

Monetary Fund, to assist in drafting central banking law. 1996-1998 Mongolia – Legal Advisor to Government of Mongolia to draft central banking and commercial

banking laws and related regulations; training on bank insolvency.

1996 China – Symposium panelist and commentator on proposed Chinese environmental laws.

1995-1997 Indonesia – Legal Education Consultant to Government of Indonesia under U.S.AID-financed ELIPS (Economic Law & Improved Procurement Systems) Project.

1994 Tonga – Legal Consultant to the Government of Tonga on privatization legislation for government market operations (Nuku'alofa).

1994 Fulbright Fellowship in China – one-semester visiting academic appointment on law faculty of

Jungguo Renmin Daxue (People's University of China, Beijing), for scholarly exchange, teaching, student counseling, and cultural exchange.

1994 Legal Workshop for Mongolian Government Leaders – various professional activities with

officials in Ulaanbaatar to assist in legal institution-building as part of Mongolia's political and economic change.

1993, 1994, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development [EBRD] – Legal Consultant to the and 1995 EBRD in London for preparation of standard terms and conditions for public-sector EBRD

loans and for environmental protection policies (three spring or summer assignments in London).

1992, 1993 Kazakhstan – Legal Consultant to Government of Kazakhstan, under auspices of International Monetary Fund, to assist in preparing central banking legislation.

1992 Kyrgyzstan – Legal Consultant to Government of Kyrgyzstan, under auspices of International Monetary Fund, to assist in preparing central banking legislation.

1991 Namibia – Legal Consultant to Government of Namibia, under auspices of International

Monetary Fund, to assist in preparing central banking and commercial banking legislation.

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