Authors

This journal would not be possible without its contributors. Our authors come from diverse backgrounds, bringing fresh perspectives on criminology, law, AI, cybersecurity, and international relations. Each profile showcases their expertise, research interests, and contributions to the International Journal for Crime, Law and AI.

Milena Fahr

BA in Criminology from the Autonomous University of Barcelona. Founder of the International Journal for Crime, Law and AI. Research interests are counterterrorism, geopolitics, AI and international security.

Shwetha Rao

BS in International Business and BA in Government and Politics (with a concentration in International Relations) from University of Maryland, College Park. Current Masters of Law student in European Public Law at Maastricht University in the Netherlands. Research interests include countering violent extremism, geopolitics, and international law.

Ashwini Singh

BA from the University of South Africa. PGDip and LLM from the University of KwaZulu-Natal. Research interests include Law & Technology.

Elisha Gunaratnam

Graduate of the Advanced Master of Laws in European and International Human Rights Law program at Leiden University. She specializes in the intersection of international human rights law and refugee law, and also conducts research on the intersection of international relations and international human rights lawcriminal law and international human rights law, and law and social movements.

Elena Cherio

Bachelor's degree in International Science, Development, and Cooperation. Recently completed LLM in International Criminal Law at The University of Law in London. This academic background has equipped Elena Cherio with a comprehensive understanding of international legal frameworks, conflict resolution, and human rights advocacy. Contact Elena Cherio at elenacherio01@gmail.com.

Uilson Jones

Master's in Political Science: Nationalism, Ethnic Conflict and Development from Leiden University. Primary research focus pertains to Eastern European Affairs, specifically targeting East Slavic States. Contact Uilson Jones through e-mail at wilson.pedna@gmail.com.

Sofia Mihaliková

BA from the University of South Africa. PGDip and LLM from the University of KwaZulu-Natal. Research interests include Law & Technology.

Leonardo Gioia

Bachelor's Degree in International Relations from LUMSA University. Master's Degree in International Relations from LUMSA University and a second-level post Master's Degree in Historical-Diplomatic Analysis of Territorial Disputes in the Asia-Pacific region. Research focused on great-power competition, territorial disputes in the Pacific, and the strategic dynamics of U.S.-China-Japan-Russia relations, with a particular emphasis on the concept of Rimland theory and its relevance to modern geopolitical conflicts.

Andrea Conde Alkon

Bachelor's Degree in International Relations from Universidad Iberoamericana CDMX. Masters Degree in International Law from Sussex University, Brighton, UK. Research focused on International Crimes, International Politics and Global Government.

Theodore Hunt

BA in Philosophy from the University of Sheffield. Currently studying an LLM in International Law and Global Justice at the University of Sheffield. Research focused on Human Rights Law, post-colonial studies, International Humanitarian Law, International Criminal Law and the Use of Force.

Giulia Bassini

Giulia Bassini holds a single-cycle Master’s Degree in Law from the University of Siena (Italy), where she also spent a study period at the University of Bordeaux (France). Bassini's academic path has been strongly oriented toward the law of digital technologies, with a particular interest in data protection. Her thesis, titled “Internet Service Providers and the Right to Be Forgotten: A Comparative Analysis between Europe and the United States”, explored the evolving landscape of online privacy and liability. Currently, she is developing a PhD proposal focusing on the regulation of post-mortem personal data. Alongside her research activities, she regularly contributes to legal journals.

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Saar Boter

Bachelor's and Master's Degree in Philosophy, Politics and Society from Radboud University Nijmegen. Focus on Surveillance Studies and Philosophy of Technology.

Martine Mussies

Martine Mussies is an artistic researcher and autistic academic based in Utrecht, the Netherlands. She is a PhD candidate at the Centre for Gender and Diversity at Maastricht University, where she is writing her dissertation on The Cyborg Mermaid. Martine is also part of SCANNER, a research consortium aimed at closing the knowledge gap on sex differences in autistic traits. In her #KingAlfred project, she explores the online afterlives of King Alfred the Great, and she is currently working to establish a Centre for Asia Studies in her hometown of Utrecht. Beyond academia, Martine is a musician, budoka, and visual artist. Her interdisciplinary interests include Asia Studies, autism, cyborgs, fan art and fanfiction, gaming, medievalisms, mermaids, music(ology), neuropsychology, karate, King Alfred, and science fiction. More at: www.martinemussies.nl