Natalie KleinSenior Lecturer in LawCONTACT DETAILS
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Natalie KleinSenior Lecturer in LawCONTACT DETAILS
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INVITED LECTURES AND PAPER PRESENTATIONS
Bachelor of Arts (Jurisprudence)
Bachelor of Laws (Honours)
University of Adelaide
Master of Laws
Doctor of the Science of Law
Yale Law School
Additional Qualifications
• Member of the Bar of New York (2002).
• Admitted as a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of South
Australia (1997).
• Certificate in Travel and Tourism, Adelaide College of TAFE (1993).
• Teaching at University, Advisory Centre for University Education,
Adelaide University, Australia (1997).
Debevoise & Plimpton LLP, New York: Fifth year associate in international dispute resolution group. Legal practice involving international and domestic arbitrations (operating under bilateral investment treaties, the International Chamber of Commerce, the American Arbitration Association and the London Court of International Arbitration) and international litigation before the International Court of Justice.
State of Eritrea: Counsel in Eritrea / Yemen maritime delimitation, and Eritrea / Ethiopia boundary dispute; assisted in dispute under the Common Market of Eastern and Southern Africa Agreement; documented human rights abuses and humanitarian law violations by Ethiopia against Eritreans.
United Nations, Office of Legal Affairs, Codification Division, New York: Consultant for a UN publication on the role of the UN in the progressive development and codification of international law during the 1990s; Participation in negotiations on Convention against Terrorist Financing.
University of Adelaide School of Law: Associate lecturer teaching International Law, Trusts, Jessup Moot team.
Bank Litigation Section, South Australia Attorney General’s Department: Paralegal involved in discovery for litigation against the directors of the State Bank.
Book, The Role of Dispute Settlement in the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (Cambridge University Press, 2005).
Book Chapter, Settlement of International Environmental Law Disputes in Fitzmaurice & Ong (eds), Research Handbook on International Environmental Law (forthcoming, Edward Elgar Publishing, 2007)
Article, “The Right of Visit and the 2005 Protocol on the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the Safety of Maritime Navigation” (2007) Denver Journal of International Law & Policy (forthcoming).
Article, “A Human Rights Perspective on Diplomatic Protection: David Hicks and his Dual Nationality” (2007) 13 Australian Journal of Human Rights 1 (with Lise Barry).
Article, “Legal Limitations on Ensuring Australia’s Maritime Security” (2006) 7 Melbourne Journal of International Law 307.
Article, “Provisional Measures and Provisional Arrangements in Maritime Boundary Disputes” (2006) 21 International Journal of Marine and Coastal Law 421
Article, “Legal Implications of Australia's Maritime Identification System” (2006) 55 International & Comparative Law Quarterly 337.
Article, “State Responsibility for International Humanitarian Law Violations and the Work of the Eritrea-Ethiopia Claims Commission So Far”, 47 German Yearbook of International Law 214 (2004).
Article, “Land and Sea: Two Sovereignty Regimes in Search of a Common Denominator”, 33 NYU Journal of International Law and Politics 703 (2000-2001) (with Lea Brilmayer).
Article, “Multilateral Disputes and the Doctrine of Necessary Parties in the East Timor Case”, 21(2) Yale Journal of International Law 305 (1996).
Conference Paper, “Threats of Terrorism and Threats to International Legal Structures: A Law of the Sea Perspective”, (2006) Australiasian Law Teachers Association Annual Meeting.
Case Note, “Case Concerning Avena and Other Mexican Nationals (Mexico v. United States)”, 11 Australian Journal of International Law 143 (2004)
Comment, “Extraterritorial Abduction: An Australian Approach?”, 18(1) Adelaide Law Review 103 (1996).
Encyclopedia, “Eritrea Ethiopia Claims Commission” Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law (forthcoming, 2007).
Book review, “Territorial Acquisition, Disputes and International Law. By Surya P. Sharma”, 23 Yale Journal of International Law 292 (1998).
Book review, “The Regime of Straits in International Law. By Bing Bing Jia”, 24 Yale Journal of International Law 340 (1999).
Book review, “The Contested Maritime and Territorial Boundaries of Malaysia: An International Law Perspective. By R. Haller-Trost”, 24 Yale Journal of International Law 632 (1999).
Editorial, “Negotiation, not adjudication, is East Timor's best bet”, Sydney Morning Herald, May 25, 2005, p.21
INVITED LECTURES AND PAPER PRESENTATIONS
“Law of the Sea and the International Regulation of Whaling”, NSW Young Lawyers Continuing Legal Education Seminar, 2007.
“Provisional Measures”, Guest Lecture, University of Sydney Law School, 2007.
“Non-State Actors in Inter-State Litigation: Beneficiaries or Blameworthy?”, South African Branch of the International Law Association Regional Conference, 2007.
“Japan’s Special Permit (“Scientific”) Whaling Under International Law – Claims under UNCLOS and Dispute Settlement Options at the ICJ or by Ad Hoc Arbitration”, Seminar Co-Sponsored by the Sydney Global Centre for International Law and the Australian Branch of the International Law Association: Current Developments in International Whaling, 2007.
“Avena and Other Mexican Nationals: A Case Study of the ICJ at Work”, UNSW Guest Lecture, 2007.
“Litigating the Death Penalty before the International Court of Justice”, Seminar on Australians and the Death Penalty: National and International Dimensions presented by the Institute of Criminology and the Sydney Centre for International and Global Law, 2006.
“Threats of Terrorism and Threats to International Legal Structures: A Law of the Sea Perspective”, Australasian Law Teachers Association Conference, 2006.
“A Mock Debate between Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom:
David Hicks and The Right to Diplomatic Protection”, Australia and New Zealand Society of International Law Annual Meeting, 2006 (with Lise Barry).
“The Right of Visit and the 2005 Protocol to the SUA Convention: A Constrained Step in Improving Maritime Security”, University of Wollongong Maritime Centre, 2006.
“Australia's Maritime Identification Zone”, Australia and New Zealand Society of International Law Annual Meeting, 2005.
“Legal Implications of Australia's Maritime Identification Zone”, University of Wollongong Maritime Centre, 2005.
“The Relevance of the United Nations”, Macquarie UN Society, 2004.
“Avena and Other Mexican Nationals: How the ICJ Lost its Crown”, Australia and New Zealand Society of International Law Annual Meeting, 2004.
“Dispute Settlement under UNCLOS”, Guest Lecture at Yale Law School, 2004.
“Parallel Proceedings in Public International Law”, American Bar Association, International Law Section Annual Meeting, 2004.
“The Need for Compulsory Dispute Settlement”, International Law Association (American Branch), International Law Weekend, 2002.
“Land and Sea: Two Sovereignty Regimes in Search of a Common Denominator”, University of Chicago School of Law, Faculty Workshop, 2000.
“Non-State Actors before the International Court of Justice”, International Law Students Association Spring Conference, Washington D.C., 1998.
“Mass Expulsions from Ethiopia”, Eritrean Information and Media Task Force, Washington D.C., 1998.
“The East Timor case and Models of World Order”, Australia and New Zealand Society of International Law / International Law Association (Australian Branch) Joint Meeting, 1996.
CONVENORSHIPS AND CHAIRING ROLES
Co-Convenor, Trans-Tasman Maritime Security Project, 2007-2008.
Chair, “Secession, State Creation and Nationalism”, Conference hosted by the Centre for Comparative Law, History and Governance, Macquarie University, 2007.
Chair, “International Dispute Settlement and the Rule of Law”, Annual Meeting Australia and New Zealand Society of International Law, 2007.
Co-Convenor, Post-Graduate Workshop held in conjunction with the Australia and New Zealand Society of International Law Annual Meeting, 2006, 2007.
Co-Convenor, “Globalisation and the Quest for Social and Environmental Justice: The Relevance of International Law”, Macquarie University Division of Law Seminar Series, 2006.
| 2008: | Australian Research Council Discovery Project: “Choosing Litigation to Resolve International Law Disputes in Protecting Australia’s Offshore Assets, Its Citizens and Foreign Trade” ($220,000) |
| 2007: | Division of Law, Law Foundation: "Non-State Actors in Inter-State Litigation / 'Good Governance and Non-State Actors in International Law: An African Perspective'" |
| 2006: | Division of Law, Law Foundation: “The Relevance of David Hicks’ Nationality under International Law” |
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Macquarie University New Staff Scheme: “Ensuring Australia’s Maritime Security: Legal Alternatives to Declaring a New Maritime Zone” ($20,000) |
| 2005: | Division of Law, Law Foundation: “Australia’s Maritime Identification System” |
| 2005: | Division of Law, Law Foundation: “The Myth of International Adjudication” |
| 2004: | Division of Law, Law Foundation: “Avena and Other Mexican Nationals before the International Court of Justice” |
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