Notes on Contributors

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NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS

Shadi A. Alshdaifat is Assistant Professor of Public International Law,

College of Law, University of Sharjah, Sharjah, UAE. Mr. Alshdaifat

receives his SJD from Golden Gate University School of Law (2012).

Sebastián Boada Morales holds law degree from Universidad de

Los Andes (Colombia), LL.M. (merit) in Banking Law and Financial

Regulation from the London School of Economics and Political Science.

He has been guest lecturer at Universidad de Los Andes and Ponticia

Universidad Javeriana in Colombia. He was an elected member of the

Board of Governors of Universidad de los Andes, and he has been

awarded the José Ignacio de Marquez prize for best scholarly article in

Economic Law. He wrote a book on nancial derivatives in Colombia,

and he has written book chapters and articles on investment law and

nancial regulation. Currently he works as advisor to the Colombian

Superintendent of Companies.

Shams Al Din Al Hajjaji is a judge at North Cairo Primary Court,

Egypt. He started his career as a lawyer. en, he joined the public

prosecution bureau at the Egyptian Ministry of Justice. Shams holds

a Doctorate degree (JSD) from University of California, Berkeley Law

School (UC- Berkeley). He earned three masters degree (LLM) from

UC- Berkeley, American University in Cairo, and Cairo University

(where he also earned his LLB).

J. Brent Marshall is a frequent lecturer on aviation law, specically the

use of drones; he also consult with companies and individuals who

intend to use drones and need to navigate the law. Prior to that, he has

spent three years working as a law clerk in the areas of criminal defense

and criminal defense appeals. Mr. Marshall has a degree in International

Relations and have just completed a Juris Doctorate degree. His two

previous academic legal publications: From Land or From Air: Why

A Unied Energy Resource Scheme is Necessary When the Answer is

Both, 8 E J  E. J. J. (forthcoming 2018).

Geoengineering: A Promising Weapon or an Unregulated Disaster in the

Fight Against Climate Change?, 30 J. L U  E. L. 138, (2018).