Notes on Contributors

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NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS

Kalu Kingsley Anele is a Research Fellow at Cultural Heritage

Preservation Research Institute, Pusan National University, Busan,

South Korea. He was a Research Fellow at the Nigerian Institute of

Advanced Legal Studies (NIALS), Lagos, Nigeria, where he co-authored

a book titled Restatement of Customary in Nigeria and co-edited a

book titled Class Action: Practice and Procedure Essays in Honour of

Professor Epiphany Azinge, Ph.D., SAN, OON, both books published

by NIALS. He was a member of Oyo State Law Review Committee.

Kalu has participated in the Justice4All Project in Nigeria sponsored

by the United Kingdom Government’s Department for International

Development and Managed by the British Council. Kalu graduated

from Imo State University, Owerri, Nigeria.

Abdullah Al Hayyan is an associate professor and current Associate

Dean at Kuwait University, School of Law. Additionally, Dr. Al Hayyan

is active in the domestic and international sports law communities,

acting chairman of the FINA Legal Committee, a member of the legal

commission of the Association of the National Olympic Committees

(ANOC), and Chairman of the legal committee of the Arabian Gulf

Cup football Federation, as well as a board member at Court of

Arbitration for Sports. Dr. Al Hayyan earned is LL.B. and LL.M. from

Kuwait university, and his PhD from the University of Wales PhD. He

currently practices as a partner in the International Legal Group in

association with Baker & Botts.

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

of Oslo. He has delivered lectures in many universities, including