Dr. Emmanuel Voyiakis

Biography

Emmanuel Voyiakis is a Professor of Law at the London School of Economics, where he has been since September 2011, after previously lecturing at Brunel University. His academic background includes a Bachelor of Laws from Democritus University of Thrace, an LLM from the London School of Economics, and a PhD from University College London. Voyiakis's principal research interests lie in private law, particularly in contract and tort, and public international law. His research endeavors seek to elucidate the moral justifications underlying private law doctrines and the responsibilities of social justice. He has contributed significantly to discourse in his field through numerous publications, including texts that explore the implications of private law in societal contexts. His work connects moral philosophy with legal principles, arguing for the necessity of aligning legal responsibilities with inherent opportunities and societal expectations. He actively engages in examining normative propositions in international law, driving discussions around customary practices and their impact on legal obligations. Emmanuel's contributions make substantial advancements in understanding the interplay between law and ethics, particularly in how private and international law serve to protect rights and facilitate justice.

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