Notes on Contributors

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NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS

Emerson Gabardo is Full Professor of Administrative Law at the

Pontical Catholic University of Paraná and Associate Professor of

Administrative Law at the Law School of the Federal University of

Paraná, where he earned his PhD in State Law, with a PhD internship

at the University of Lisbon (Portugal). He was Visiting Scholar at

Fordham University School of Law (USA). He is Vice-president of the

Brazilian Institute of Administrative Law and Executive Director of the

NINC - Constitutional Investigations Center of the Federal University

of Paraná. He is Author and Editor of more than een books and has

given more than one hundred lectures in his country and over eleven

dierent countries.

Mohammed Subhan Hussain is an author and active contributing

writer at 9 Bedford Row Chambers and its associated practices, the

International Criminal Law Bureau (ICLB) and Advice, Representation

and Cases (ARC). He has extensive editorial experience, with

publications in peer-reviewed journals. He is a Legal Researcher

and Policy Ocer, assisting leading NGOs and Institutes in the eld

of national security and gender rights in South Asia and Southeast

Asia. He has a strong interest in the governance of human rights in

multicultural communities. He was also the recipient of the National

Scholarship Programme (NSP) Bursary at SOAS, University of London

and was awarded a full merit-based scholarship at BPP University Law

School. He has extensive experience in legal research, analysis, writing,

and reviewing.

Pranoto Iskandar is the founding director of the Institute for Migrant

Rights, Cianjur—Indonesia. Currently, he is codeveloping the Cornell

Comparative Farmworker Project. In addition to his role as founding

editor of the Indonesian Journal of International & Comparative Law,

he also serves at the editorial board of the International Journal of

Migration and Border Studies and an expert member of the advisory

editorial board of Border and Migration Studies Online. Previously,

he was an O’Brien Fellow in Residence at McGill Centre for Human

Rights and Legal Pluralism, the Inaugural Fellow at the Institute of Asia

and Pacic Studies at Nottingham University’s Malaysia Campus, and

Visiting Scholar at the Norwegian Centre for Human Rights, University