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Giorgio Sacerdoti has been Senior Professor since 1 November 2013. Emeritus since 2016. Formerly tenured professor of International Law and European Law (Jean Monnet Chair since 2004) at Bocconi University (1994-2013). Formerly professor at the Universities of Milan, Bergamo, Urbino and Bari. International fellow, Aspen Institute. Visiting professor at the Institut des Hautes Etudes Internationales, University of Paris and in universities in various countries. Course holder at the Academy of International Law of The Hague (1994). Former Coordinator of the Bocconi PhD program in International Law and Economics. Member of the Board of editors of the Italian Yearbook of International law and of the Editorial Advisory Board of the J. of World Investiment & Trade. 

ICSID (World Bank) Roster of arbitrators.

Formerly vice-president of the OECD Working Group on Bribery in International Business Transactions (1995-2001). Member of the Appellate Body of the WTO 2001-2009 (Chairman 2006/2007). F. Braudel Senior Fellow at the European University Institute (2012). President of CDEC Foundation (Jewish contemporary documentation centre), Milan, since 2004. Member of the Italian Consultative Commission on Religious Freedom, (since 2000).

Alan Dashwood began teaching European Community Law in 1970 and have been specialised in it since the period he spent at the European Court of Justice as Advocate General Warner’s Legal Secretary (1978-1980). At Cambridge, until his retirement, he lectured on the Part IB/Part II EU Law paper of the Law Tripos (undergraduate degree) and he established or helped to establish new LLM courses on External Relations Law of the EU, Contemporary Issues in the Law of European Integration and EU Trade Law. He also supervised a large number of PhD students. At City University, he lectured on EU Law to undergraduate students and lectured to and tutor students who were candidates for the Graduate Diploma in Law (the former “Conversion Course”).