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TMSL Faculty
> Faculty Profile
Additional Biographical Information
- Adjunct Professor of Law, Golden Gate University, San
Francisco, CA (2003-2006)
- Senior Legal Counsel, Natural Heritage Institute, San
Francisco, CA (2004-2006)
- Research Fellow, Program on Energy and Sustainable
Development, Stanford University, Stanford, CA
(2003-2004)
- Resource Development Associate, Law Finance Group Inc., San
Francisco, CA
(2000-2003)
- Research Assistant, Faculty of Law, University of Alberta.
Alberta, Canada
Professor Emeka Duruigbo is nationally and internationally
recognized as a scholar and advocate, with a focus on Energy Law,
Business Law, and International Law and Development. His scholarship
has been cited by state and federal courts and in an amicus brief at
the United States Supreme Court. He has been invited to speak at
high-level conferences in the United States and abroad, including a
Corporate War Crimes conference at the Hague in October 2010.
Professor Duruigbo has made a number of media appearances and was
featured in the international award-winning petroleum documentary
film, "Crude Impact." He was profiled in "Without Prejudice", the
Alumni Magazine of the University of Alberta in 2009, in celebration
of the University's centenary. Professor Duruigbo is licensed to
practice law in Nigeria and California.
Books and Monographs
- MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS
AND INTERNATIONAL
LAW: ACCOUNTABILITY
AND COMPLIANCE
ISSUES IN THE
PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
(Ardsley, NY: Transnational Publishers, Inc., 2003).
Book Chapters and Contributions
- Corporations and International Law, in INTERNATIONAL
LAW: CONTEMPORARY
ISSUES AND
FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS
173 (Sanford R. Silverburg ed. 2011).
- The New Incarnation of the Stabilization Clause
Controversy in International Investment, in CONTEMPORARY
ISSUES ON
PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL
AND COMPARATIVE
LAW: ESSAYS
IN HONOR
OF PROFESSOR
DR. CHRISTIAN
NWACHUKWU OKEKE
(Judge Chima Centus Nweze ed. 2009).
- Pioneering Models for International Project Finance and
Criminal Adjudication through Shared Sovereignty, in AFRICA:
MAPPING NEW
BOUNDARIES IN
INTERNATIONAL LAW
205 (Jeremy Levitt ed. 2008).
- BEYOND GOOD
DEEDS: CASE
STUDIES AND
A NEW POLICY
AGENDA FOR
CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY
(Michelle Leighton, et al., July 2002) (contributor, pp. 35-39).
Articles and Others
- Exhaustion of Local Remedies and Alien Tort Litigations:
Implications for International Human Rights Protection, 29
FORDHAM INT'L.
L. J. 1245 (2006).
- Permanent Sovereignty and Peoples' Ownership of Natural
Resources in International Law, 38 GEO.
WASH. INT'L.
L. REV. 33 (2006).
- The World Bank, Multinational Oil Corporations and
Resource Curse in Africa, 26 U. PA.
J. INT'L. ECON.
L. 1 (2005).
- 2003: Lieberman Fellow, Stanford University
- 1997: Alberta Law Foundation Scholar, University of
Alberta
- 1992: Dean's Prize for Best Overall Graduating
Student, University of Benin
- 1991: Chief F. Ajudua Prize in Commercial Law
- 1989: First Prize, National Essay Competition,
Ambassador Magazine
- American Society of International Law
- American Bar Association
- State Bar of California
- Nigerian Bar Association
- Production Editor, Annual Survey of International and
Comparative Law
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