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I am a Lecturer in Law at the University of Exeter, specializing in public international law and the legal aspects of European security and defence policy. I am particularly interested in the legal status of foreign armed forces under international law and other questions of military and operational law. I am currently preparing a monograph on the subject to be published by Cambridge University Press.

Before taking up an appointment at Exeter Law School in 2008, I studied law and politics at the University of Durham (BA, First Class), the London School of Economics (LLM, Distinction) and University College London (PhD). My work has been published in leading academic journals, including the European Journal of International Law and the International and Comparative Law Quarterly.

I am a member of several academic associations and serve on the ILA Committee on Nuclear Weapons, Non-proliferation & Contemporary International Law, the ILA Study Group on The Conduct of Hostilities under International Humanitarian Law and the editorial board of The Military Law and the Law of War Review. I was a Visiting Fellow at the Lauterpacht Centre for International Law in Cambridge in 2009 and have taught law at universities in the UK and abroad. Aurel Sari



Recent publications
UN Peacekeeping Operations and Article 7 ARIO: The Missing Link

UN Peacekeeping Operations and Article 7 ARIO: The Missing Link

This note argues that the solution adopted by the Articles on the Responsibility of International Organizations to the question of attributing wrongful conduct in the cotext of peace support operations is misguided, as it deliberately ignores the legal and institutional status of national contingents, does not reflect consistent international practice and may not serve the best interests of potential claimants.

CLEER Working Paper 2012/6

CLEER Working Paper 2012/6

The purpose of this working paper is to assess the role of human rights and fundamental freedoms in the crisis management operations led by the EU. It brings together contributions from recognized experts originally presented at the Centre for the Law of EU External Relations (CLEER) of the TMC Asser Institute at The Hague.

The NATO SOFA at Sixty: Heading for Retirement or Has Life Just Begun?

The NATO SOFA at Sixty: Heading for Retirement or Has Life Just Begun?

In this short contribution to the NATO Legal Gazette, I examine the impact the NATO SOFA has had over the past six decades, in particular its possible contribution to the formation of rules of customary international law.

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