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Professor Douglas Guilfoyle joined UNSW Canberra in 2018, where he specializes in maritime security and international law. He has particular expertise in maritime law enforcement, law of naval warfare, and the role of international courts and tribunals in shaping international law history. Guilfoyle's research is currently focused on projects funded by the Australian Research Council, including a Future Fellowship examining the utilization of maritime litigation strategies by small states against greater powers. He has authored several influential works in his field, including 'Shipping Interdiction Law at Sea' and 'International Criminal Law', and has edited volumes addressing modern piracy and legal challenges. Additionally, his prior positions include professorship at Monash University and readership at University College London, along with practical experience in judicial roles within the Australian Federal Court. Guilfoyle is a Gates Cambridge Trust scholar and a Chevening scholar, reflecting his esteemed academic journey. He engages actively with the academic community through contributions to renowned international law blogs.
UNSW Canberra • Canberra
Provides expertise in maritime security and international law.
Monash University •
Held a senior academic position focusing on international law.
University College London •
Engaged in academic research and teaching in law.
Australian Federal Court •
Provided legal support within a judicial setting.
Sydney •
Practiced commercial litigation.
Includes Business Intelligence, Enterprise Systems, and Cybersecurity Management streams.