Alan Boyle is a professor at University of Edinburgh. He is also a barrister participating in cases of International Court of Justice and other international tribunals. He received his MA, BCL, LLD degrees from Oxford University. His primary researches are public international law, international environmental law, the law of the sea, international law-making and the settlement of international disputes and law of climate change.
Hong Sik Cho is a professor and the director of Center for Energy & Environmental Law and Policy at Seoul National University. He obtained his LLM and JSD from U.C. Berkeley. His primary research interests are the law and economic analysis and environmental law.
Daniel C. Esty is the Hillhouse Professor of Environmental Law and Policy at Yale Law School and the director of the Yale Center for Environmental Law and Policy as well as the Center for Business and Environment at Yale. He received MA degree from University of Oxford and JD from Yale Law School. His research interests consist of relationship between environment and trade, globalization, security, competitiveness, international institutions, and development.
Daniel A. Farber is the Sho Sato Professor of Law and chair of the Energy and Resources Group at the University of California, Berkeley. He also serves as the director of the Center for Law, Energy, and the Environment and Climate and Energy Policy Institute. He obtained his MA and JD from University of Illinois. His researches include the history of law, constitutional law, environmental law, and climate change and law.
Reinhard Hendler is a professor at Universität Trier and serves as the director of Institute for Environment and Technology. He received PhD degree from Universität Göttingen. His research interests are administrative law, environmental law, state organization, and public participation in the planning of city construction.
Koh Kheng Lian is an emeritus professor at National University of Singapore and now the honorary director of the Asia-Pacific Centre for Environmental Law (APCEL). She is also a member of International Council of Environmental Law in Bonn and was the IUCN CEL Regional Vice Chair for South and East Asia, and a member of its Steering Committee from 1996 to 2004. She obtained her LLM and PhD from National University of Singapore. Her research interests are environmental law, criminal law and countertrade.
Jolene Lin is an assistant professor at University of Hong Kong. She is the International Environmental Law editor of the Singapore Year Book of International Law and an associate member of the Asia-Pacific Centre for Environmental Law. She acquired her LLB degree from London School of Economics and LLM degree from New York University School of Law. Currently, her researches include administrative law, climate change law, and environmental law.
Tadashi OTSUKA is a professor at Waseda University Institute of Comparative Law and also a researcher of Institute of Collaborative Systems for Sustainable Society and Institute of Clinical Legal Education. His recent researches include environmental damage, climate change, and soil contamination. He has published numerous papers regarding environmental law, legal policy on global warming, and comments on environmental impact assessment law.