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Donald Rothwell is a Professor of International Law at the Australian National University. He has a specific research focus on the law of the sea, polar regions law, and the implementation of international law in Australia, with scholarly outputs comprising over 200 articles and book chapters. Rothwell is the author, co-author, and editor of 28 books, including 'Islands and International Law' (Hart, 2022) and 'The Oxford Handbook of the Law of the Sea' (Oxford, 2015). His contributions to the field include serving as Rapporteur for the International Law Association Committee on Baselines under the Law of the Sea. He has also acted as a consultant for various expert groups, including UNEP and the Australian Government. Rothwell is a regular media commentator on international law issues and was appointed the inaugural ANU Public Policy Fellow in 2012. His research interests encompass diverse aspects of international law, particularly concerning the International Court of Justice, International Security Law, and regional security issues related to the South China Sea, Antarctica, and Arctic whaling.
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