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Dr James Summers

Lecturer

James Summers

Bowland North

Lancaster University

Bailrigg

Lancaster LA1 4YN

United Kingdom

Tel: +44 1524 594511

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Affiliations: CILHR Centre for International Law and Human Rights, Centre for Law and Society

PhD supervision

Any field of international law

Current Teaching

Undergraduate

LAW 257 International Law I

LAW 323 International Mooting (Jessup International Moot Court Competition)

Postgraduate

LLM 220 Rights of Peoples, Minorities and Indigenous Peoples

LLM 221 The Law of International Organisations and Institutions

LLM 236 International Criminal Law

Doctoral Supervision

John Pearson

Wang Linzhu

Sana Al Sarghali

Abdulmohsen Alothman

Pataramon Satalak

Profile

Career details

Dr. James Summers lectures in international law and human rights. He completed his doctorate at the University of Helsinki and has taught international law at the universities of Liverpool, Hull and Zambia. He lives in Lancaster with his wife and three children.

Editorial Roles

I have been a review editor for the Princeton Encylopedia of Self-determination.

I am an editor for Frontiers of Legal Research

I have written the self-determination entry for Oxford Bibliographies Online.

Additional Information

Recent Conference Papers

The Concept of Internal and External Self-determination (Paper Delivered for ILA British Branch Spring Conference, States, Peoples and Minorities: Whither the Nation in International Law, University of Sheffield, 27-28 April 2011.

Barriers and Facts on the Ground and the Self-determination of Palestine (Paper delivered for Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and the Right to Self-determination in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, University of Lancaster, 14 April 2011.

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