Dr. Suzanne Lalonde

Biography

Suzanne Lalonde is a distinguished professor at the Faculty of Law at the Université de Montréal, specializing in Public International Law. She joined the faculty in 1998, focusing her research exclusively on the territorial domain. Lalonde has developed a keen interest in maritime law, particularly as technological advancements have revealed significant reserves of resources in oceans, which have implications for international relations, especially in the Arctic region. Her research explores the impact of climate change on international law's ability to address challenges arising from maritime nationalism, resource over-exploitation, and the protection of marine environments and biodiversity. Lalonde's expertise extends to the governance of international maritime boundaries and the legal complexities of the Arctic due to climate variation. She has supervised numerous graduate students and has been involved in various research initiatives aimed at fostering sustainable practices in Arctic shipping and environmental law.

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