Curtis F DoebblerProfessor Curtis F.J. Doebbler studied international law at New York Law School (JD), Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen (Meestertitle/Masters of Law) and the London School of Economics and Political Science (PhD). He is practicing international human rigts lawyer who has brought cases before the European, Inter-American, African and United Nations bodies. He has represented senior government officials, including Heads of State as well as refugees, internally displaced persons, indigenous peoples and individuals before international and domestic tribunals. He regularly lectures at universities in Europe, Asia, African and the Middle East and currently is a visiting Professor of law at Webster University in Geneva, Switzerland. He is the author of eight books on various subjects of international law, including The Principle of Non-Discrimination in International Law (2007) available through CDPublishing.org and dozens of articles in academic journals. He is also a regular contributor of commentaries, editorials, and popular pieces to newspapers, and magazines. He has also appeared numerous times on television and radio commenting on international affairs. Read More Read Less