Members

The Global Health Law Consortium is open to active members who are
independent international legal scholars focused on global health law.

We envision active engagement among members in both meetings and working groups; however, we recognize that members may take breaks from the Consortium where necessary. Members are encouraged to notify the Chair when they seek to become inactive members, returning again to the Consortium as active members when possible.

Damon barrett

University of Gothenburg

Sweden

Ximena Benavides

Yale University

USA

Ayelet berman

National University of Singapore

Singapore

Luciano Bottini Filho

Sheffield Hallam University

Judith BUeno De mesquita

University of Essex

gian luca burci

O’Neill Center on National and Global Health Law, Georgetown University School of Law

USA

THana de campos

Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

Chile

Katharina Ó Cathaoir

University of Copenhagen

Denmark

danwood chirwa

University of Cape Town

South Africa

andrés Constantin

Georgetown University

USA

STéPHANIE DAGRON

Université de Genève

Switzerland

MARK ECCLESTON-TURNER

King’s College London

LISA FORMAN

University of Toronto

Canada

LAWRENCE O. GOSTIN

Georgetown University

USA

AEYAL GROSS

Tel Aviv University

Israel

roojin habibi

University of Ottawa

Canada

sam halabi

Colorado State University and Georgetown University

USA

Matthew herder

Dalhousie University

Canada

marlies hesselman

University of Groningen

The Netherlands

steven j. Hoffman

York University

Canada

tsung-ling lee

Taipei Medical University

Taiwan

benjamin mason meier

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

USA

Tokuko Munesue

Waseda University

Japan

stefania negri

Università degli Studi di Salerno

Italy

Gorik Ooms

Institute of Tropical Medicine Antwerp

Belgium

Katrina Perehudoff

University of Amsterdam

Netherlands

alexandra phelan

Johns Hopkins University

USA

michelle f. Rourke

Griffith University

Australia

sharifah sekalala

University of Warwick

Matiangai sirleaf

University of Maryland

USA

allyn taylor

University of Washington

USA

brigit toebes

University of Groningen

The Netherland

pedro villarreal

German Institute of International and Security Affairs (SWP) / Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law

Germany

Alicia ELY YAMIN

Harvard University

USA

Associate Members

We believe that a principal aim of the Global Health Law Consortium is to build the field, and as a result, we recognize the importance of research trainees and early career scholars.

To support the development of research trainees and early career scholars, the Global Health Law Consortium welcomes the inclusion of “associate members,” who meet some of the membership criteria but are not yet independent of their research supervisors, and encourages the engagement of research trainees and early scholars in the development of Working Group scholarship.