Current and Future Visiting Scholars

	Ordered by Date Re-order list by Date,  Name,  Institute/Company. View list of past visiting scholars.
1/06/2012 - 30/05/2013	Judge Sachiyo Kitagawa Judge Fukuoka District Court Research training Full Details
20/12/2012 - 20/12/2013	Mr Sang-hyun Kim Prosecutor Seoul Central District Public Prosecutor's Office Research training hosted by Ms Stacey Steele Full Details
21/01/2013 - 28/06/2013	Associate Professor Treasa Dunworth Associate Professor The University of Auckland Associate Professor Treasa Dunworth is visiting the APCML to undertake research in to her project entitled "The resurrection of human security in disarmanement". This project forms the basis her PhD. During her stay in Melbourne Associate Professor Dunworth will specifically be undertaking research into tracing early disarmament efforts and analysing that work through a "human security lens" as well as developing an analysis of the rise of "human security" in contemporary literature in the context of recennt disarmament developments (or setbacks). Full Details
7/05/2013 - 30/08/2013	Mr Giuseppe Matteo Vaccaro Incisa Marie-Curie Research Fellow, DISSETTLE Bocconi University School of Law During his visit to the Law School Mr Vaccaro Incisa will be working on his doctoral research investigating trade and investiment arrangements already in force or under negotiation, with particular attention to FTAs, in light of the understanding provided by the relevant dispute settlement mechanisms. Mr Vaccaro Incisa will be working with Prof Jurgen Kurtz and will be affiliated with the Office of Research. Full Details
17/06/2013 - 7/07/2013	Mr Ralph Zacklin CMG Former Assistant Secretary General for Legal Affairs of the United Nations The 2013 Sir Ninian Stephen Visiting Scholar to the Asia Pacific Centre for Military Law at Melbourne Law School. 17 June to 1 July 2013 in Melbourne, 1 July to 7 July 2013 in Canberra. During his visit to Australia Mr Zacklin will deliver a public lecture in Sydney on 26 June entitled Law and Politics in the United Nations: is the international community in retreat from the ResponsibilIty to Protect?, and a keynote address at the Annual Conference of the Australian and New Zealand Society of International Law (ANZSIL) to be held in Canberra 4-6 July, as well as seminars in Melbourne and Canberra. His visit to Australia is supported by the Asia Pacific Centre for Military Law (APCML) and the Australian Civil-Military Centre (ACMC). Details of Mr Zacklin's presentations will appear on the Law School Events website. Full Details