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"Contributors" [2014] ELECD 529; in Mitchell, D. Andrew; Voon, Tania (eds), "The Global Tobacco Epidemic and the Law" (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2014) vii

Book Title: The Global Tobacco Epidemic and the Law

Editor(s): Mitchell, D. Andrew; Voon, Tania

Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing

ISBN (hard cover): 9781783471515

Section Title: Contributors

Number of pages: 11

Extract:

Contributors
Neil Boister
Professor, University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand
Neil Boister is a Professor of Criminal Law, International Criminal Law
and Transnational Criminal Law. His principal research interest for the
last 15 years has been the suppression of transnational crime through
international law. Neil's PhD from the University of Nottingham under
the supervision of Professor David Harris was on the international drug
conventions and resulted in the publication of Penal Aspects of the UN
Drug Conventions (The Hague: Kluwer Law International, 2001). Since
then he has broadened his interests to all forms of transnational crime.
His book, entitled An Introduction to Transnational Criminal Law, was
published by Oxford University Press in September 2012. He works as a
consultant for NGOs in the area of the legal regulation of transnational
crime and was involved in the development of the Protocol to Eliminate
Illicit Trade in Tobacco Products. Finally, he is the author of a number of
pieces in mainstream international criminal law including The Tokyo
International Military Tribunal, A Reappraisal (Oxford University Press,
2008) and Documents on the Tokyo International Military Tribunal (both
together with Professor Robert Cryer of the University of Birmingham).
Oscar A Cabrera
Executive Director, O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health
Law; Visiting Professor of Law at Georgetown University Law Center,
Washington, DC, United States
Oscar Cabrera is the Executive Director of the O'Neill Institute for
National and Global Health Law and a Visiting Professor of Law at
Georgetown University Law Center. He ...