International Law After the Ukraine War

Jennifer Giblin is Associate Head of the School of Law and Criminal Justice. Jennifer’s general research interests lie in the fields of international peace and security, United Nations peacekeeping/peace operations and post-conflict situations. With a background in international law, Jennifer’s research on peacekeeping is interdisciplinary, drawing on perspectives from law, peace and conflict studies and international relations. She is the lead liaison between Edge Hill University and Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University, leading on UUKi funded twinning projects, research collaborations and overseeing the implementation of a dual degree masters programme.

Olena Chub, Ph.D. (Law), Associate Professor, Constitutional Law Department, Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University, Kharkiv, Ukraine. Postdoctoral Research Fellow in International Justice & Human Rights, School of Law and Criminal Justice, Edge Hill University (March-August 2023). Researchers at Risk Fellowship awardee, the British Academy, Council for At-Risk Academics. Visiting Associate Professor, University of Bristol Law School, Bristol, United Kingdom.

Patrick Butchard is a Senior Lecturer in Law at Edge Hill University, and the Director of the International Justice and Human Rights Centre there. He is also the International Law Researcher at the House of Commons Library, UK Parliament, where he undertakes confidential research enquiries for Members of Parliament and publishes Commons Library Briefing Papers on topical issues relevant to Parliament’s work. He is the research specialist for international law, treaties, and sanctions (including the UK’s sanctions framework).

Oksana Senatorova PhD, a founder and Director of the NGO "Centre for International Humanitarian Law and Transitional Justice" (CIHLTJ), Director of Research Centre for Transitional Justice (RCTJ) and an Associate Professor of the International Law Department at Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University, and Associate Professor at NaUKMA. She has almost 20 years of experience as a lecturer of international law, IHL, ICL, Human Rights and Transitional Justice courses in Ukraine and abroad. She defended her PhD "Procedural Aspects of the Activities of International Criminal Courts" in 2005.