Visiting and Honorary Fellows of the Institute
Visiting Research Fellows at the Institute
The British Institute of International and Comparative Law welcomes applications from Visiting Research Fellows to conduct their own research whilst based in London. The objectives of the Visiting Research Fellowship are to provide experienced, highly regarded, academics with an opportunity to have a base in London to carry out independent research work - which need not be directly connected with the Institute's ongoing research programme although must be within the broad mission and subject areas of the Institute - whilst benefiting from working in proximity with the Institute's permanent research staff.
Visiting Research Fellows are provided for the duration of their stay with a computer, a BIICL email address, and free attendance at BIICL events. In return, a small 'bench fee' of £100 a month is charged.
To apply for a Visiting Research Fellowship, in the first instance please email the following information to the Institute and Membership Secretary, Ruth Eldon, at r.eldon@biicl.org:
- A brief biographical note;
- A brief summary of the research you intend to carry out whilst at BIICL;
- A short reference from an academic institution, professional body or similar;
- The proposed length of stay.
All applications will be assessed by the Institute's Director.
Current Visiting Fellows of the Institute are as follows:
- Professor Anthony Aust CMG
- Dr Silvia Borelli, University College London Faculty of Laws, England
- Professor Marc Dassesse, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium
- Andrew Dickinson, Solicitor Advocate and Consultant, Clifford Chance LLP, England
- William Holder, Former Counsel, International Monetary Fund, USA
- Dr Maria Gisella Garbagnati Ketvel
- Professor Margot Horspool, Visiting Fellow in European Law, London
- Stephen Mason, Visiting Fellow, Digital Evidence Project, England
- Dr Nello Pasquini, University College London and Brasenose College, Oxford, England
- Professor Jukka Snell, University of Swansea, Wales
- Dr Filiberto Trione, Universita degli Studi di Napoli, Italy
- Professor Junko Ueda, Sugiyama Jogakuen University
- Gerard Sanders, Deputy General Counsel,European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
- Ivana Zovko, Berwin Leighton Paisner, London
- Professor Franco Silvano Toni di Cigoli, University of Padua
Honorary Fellowships at BIICL
The Institute appoints a select number of Honorary Fellows each year on the basis of their outstanding and ongoing contributions to its work.
Honorary Fellows are invited by the Director to join the Institute and appointed annually. Honorary Fellows are provided with Institute email, office and computer facilities where necessary and will be eligible to apply to the Institute for Advanced Legal Studies for library access. All Honorary Fellows are invited to join the Institute at the academic rate and will be eligible to attend Institute events at that rate.
The Institute has currently three Honorary Fellows:
- Professor Don Greig of the Australian National University
- Professor Mads Andenas of the University of Leicester
- Professor Alan Boyle of the University of Edinburgh
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