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Hege Elisabeth Kjos focuses her academic lectures and research on Public International Law, with particular emphasis on international dispute settlement and international investment law arbitration. She is currently engaged in research concerning the involvement of domestic courts in foreign investment law. A member of the Faculty of Law Works Council and the University Central Works Council, Kjos has previously worked in the Legal Department of the World Bank in Washington D.C., providing research assistance for arbitrators in investor-state arbitration cases. Her scholarly contributions include being a Deputy General Editor for 'Arbitration International' and serving on the Advisory Board for 'Brill Research Perspectives: International Investment Law and Arbitration'. Kjos has a Juris Doctor degree with distinction, along with a Master of Arts and a Bachelor of Arts degree, having studied across the U.S., Netherlands, France, and Norway. She defended her doctoral dissertation in 2010 as part of the Pionier Project for the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research. Her notable publications include 'Applicable Law in Investor-State Arbitration: The Interplay of National and International Law' and an edited volume on Judicial Dialogue and Human Rights.
University of Amsterdam • Amsterdam, Netherlands
Teaching courses in International Law and Arbitration.
Oxford University Press •
Editing and contributing to the journal 'Arbitration International'.
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