Larissa van den Herik is hoogleraar internationaal publiekrecht aan het Grotius Centre for International Legal Studies van de Universiteit Leiden.

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Larissa van den Herik is Professor of Public International Law at the Grotius Centre for International Legal Studies at Leiden University.

Her areas of research and expertise include international peace and security law with a focus on terrorism and (UN) sanctions, international criminal law and particularly the law on aggression, genocide and crimes against humanity, fact-finding in international law, specifically in conflict situations, and the role of commissions of inquiry. Her current research focuses on diasporas and international law.

She is General Editor of the Cambridge Studies in International and Comparative Law and a member of the PCA National Group

Supervised PhD thesis: Andres Sarmiento – The role and function of dissent in contemporary international adjudication (Defence on 8 July 2020)

Begeleide promotieonderzoeken

• Andres Sarmiento (The role and function of dissent in contemporary international adjudication) - 8 juli 2020
• Mrs. Hannah Bosdriesz ("The contributions of the Inter-American Human Rights system to the international fight against impunity for grave human rights violations") - 3 december 2019
• Mr. Huw Llewellyn ("Oversight of international criminal tribunals in light of requirements of independence and impartiality") - 18 september 2019
• Mrs. Marieke Wierda ("Assessing the impact of the International Criminal Court in Situation Countries") - 9 januari 2019
• Mrs. Catherine Harwood ("International Fact-Finding as a Means to Strengthen Accountability") - 7 november 2018
• Mr. Matthew Gillet ("Protecting the environment through ICL") - 19 juni 2018
• Mr Jens Iverson ("The function of Jus Post Bellum") - 21 september 2017
• Mrs. Miriam Cohen ("Universal civil jurisdiction and reparations for international crimes") - 28 June 2017
• Mrs Jasmina Mackic ("How to proof the discriminatory nature of violence in cases before the ECtHR; assessing the ECtHR's evidentiary system") - 23 May 2017
• Mr. Farouk El-Hosseny (“The role of civil society in investment treaty arbitration: status and prospects”) - 26 mei 2016.
• Mr. Christian de Vos (“A catalyst for Justice: the ICC in Uganda, Kenya and the DRC”) – 16 maart 2016.
• Ms. Helen Beckmann-Hamzei (“The child in ICC proceedings”) – 3 september 2015.
• Ms. Daniella Dam (“International law and governance of natural resources in conflict and post-conflict situations") - 12 december 2013.
• Mr. Kevin Heller (“The Nuremberg Military Tribunals and the origins of international criminal law”) – 16 juni 2011.
• Mr. Michael Vagias (“The territorial jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court”) – 25 mei 2011.

Lopende promotie begeleiding

• Mrs. Diane Amann ("Women at Nuremberg and International Criminal Law")
• Mrs. Paula Baldini Miranda Da Cruz ("Investment Arbitration and State-Owned Entities")
• Mrs. Paula Cortés Gonzalez ("Human Rights counterclaims in international investment law")
• Mrs. Saeko Kawashima ("Inherent powers of international criminal courts and tribunals")
• Mrs. Daniela Kravetz ("Implementing the international criminal law framework to address gender-based violations in the Latin America region")
• Mr. Loukas Mistelis ("The Status of Arbitrator: An Evolutionary Approach")
• Ms. Kseniia Soloveva (‘Dual Nationality of Private Investors in International Investment Law’)
• Mr. Andreas Coutsoudis (‘The interpretation, application and incorporation of international law into South Africa’s domestic law by South African courts, within the framework of the South African Constitution’)
• Ms. Ida Asscher (‘Foreign Fighters and their Families in Syria and Iraq: Exploring the Responsibility of their States of Origin under Public International Law’

• Mr. Ocean Lam (‘Autonomy in the contest of post-territorial readjustment’)

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