Notes on Contributors

• Pages: 9-10
• Date: 01 October 2024
• Published date: 01 October 2024
• Subject Matter: Derecho Internacional

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS

Ali Alhusainan is an Assistant Law Professor at Kuwait University,

School of Law. Alhusainan earns a B.A. degree in Security Management

from Saad Al-Abdullah Academy for Security Sciences (2004), an LLB.

from Kuwait University School of Law (2009), an M.A. degree in Private

Law from Kuwait University School of Law (2013), an LLM. from Case

Western Reserve University School of Law (2015); and an S.J.D. degree

from Case Western Reserve University School of Law (2018). Prior to

his academic position, Alhusainan is a former Member & the Secretary

of the Board of Directors of the National Sports Arbitration Tribunal.

Ahmad Ali Alkhudhair holds a Bachelor of Laws (L.L.B.) from Kuwait

University, a Master of Laws (L.L.M.) from Université de Strasbourg,

and a Doctorate (Ph.D.) from Université de Strasbourg. He serves

as an Assistant Professor of Civil and Commercial Procedural Law

at the Faculty of Law, Kuwait University. Dr. Alkhudhair possesses

substantial practice-based expertise in draing legal opinions and

formulating a diverse array of legislative documents, including

decisions, regulations, circulars, and laws, owing to his extensive

experience as an investigator at the Ministry of Interior of Kuwait. In

addition to his academic responsibilities, he has provided counsel to

several prominent government agencies in Kuwait. Furthermore, he has

actively contributed to the development and eective implementation

of various legal strategies aimed at enhancing the legal status of multiple

governmental entities.

John Mukum Mbaku is a Brady Presidential Distinguished Professor

of Economics and John S. Hinckley Fellow at Weber State University.

He is also a nonresident senior fellow at e Brookings Institution in

Washington, D.C., and an attorney and counselor at law, licensed to

practice in the Supreme Court of the State of Utah, the U.S. District Court

for the District of Utah, and the U.S. Supreme Court. He received his

PhD in economics from the University of Georgia and his juris doctor

in law and graduate certicate in natural resources and environmental

law from the S. J. Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah. He

is a resource person for the Kenya-based African Economic Research

Consortium (AERC) and the Chair of the Program Committee of the

AERC. Mbaku also holds a bachelor’s degree in chemistry from Berry