Notes on Contributors

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NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS

Sascha-Dominik Dov Bachmann is an international law and justice

professor in at Canberra Law School, Australia. Prior to his position

at Canberra, Sascha was, among many others, an Associate Professor/

Reader at Bournemouth University and the University of Lincoln in

the U.K. aer having taught as a Senior Lecture at the University of

Portsmouth. In addition to his teaching position, he worked with and

presented to NATO, US CENTCOM, US AFRICOM, the Austrian

Ministry of Defence, the Swedish Defence University, the Royal Danish

Defence College, the South African National Defence Force and the

Australian Defence College on the subjects of Hybrid War/reats,

Lawfare, InfoOps and Targeting. His research (more than 80 academic

outputs) is interdisciplinary and discusses topical issues arising from

new Security Challenges of the 21st Century such as Hybrid Warfare,

Information Operations, the use of Lawfare, Cyber enhanced Hybrid

Warfare alongside other topics such as International Criminal

Justice, Lawfare, Human Rights and Human Security. He contributes

to NATO’s Legal Advisor Web (LAWFAS) and is a Fellow of NATO

SHAPE for the Asia Pacic (Hybrid reats and Lawfare) working

on Inuenceoperations, Greyzone, Hybrid Warfare, Great Power

competition, Australian and Asia Pacic Security.

Reut Dahan is currently completing her LL.M. at the Interdisciplinary

Center (IDC) in Herzliya, Israel, aer completing her LL.B. at IDC as

a Dean’s List student. Additionally, Reut served as a board member of

IDC’s law review, Law & Business. Reut is a teaching assistant at IDC in

criminal law and criminal procedure, as well as a legal research assistant

in the eld of intellectual property for Professor Lior Zemer, Professor

of Law and Vice Dean of IDC’s Harry Radzyner School of Law. She

previously worked as a research assistant for Professor Lior Barshack

in the eld of constitutional legal theory.

Donald L. Horowitz is the James B. Duke Professor of Law and

Political Science Emeritus at Duke University. Elected to the American

Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1993, Professor Horowitz served as

President of the American Society for Political and Legal Philosophy

(2007-10). Professor Horowitz is the author of eight books: e Courts