About
Professor Colin Picker serves as Deputy Vice Chancellor of the College of Business and Law and Vice President at RMIT University. His work focuses on international economic law, WTO reform, and comparative legal cultures. He holds a professorial appointment and is based at the City Campus in Australia.
Research interests include the WTO's institutional challenges, legal cultural analysis in trade law, and the methodological intersections of comparative law. His scholarship addresses global governance frameworks, legal fragmentation in international economic law, and the role of mixed jurisdictions in shaping legal systems.
Key publications analyze post-WTO regimes, China's engagement with international economic law, and the application of comparative legal methodologies to civil procedure and trade policy. His work frequently critiques foundational defects in international legal frameworks and proposes innovative approaches to legal cultural analysis.
No academic awards or grants are explicitly listed, though his extensive publication record indicates significant contributions to the field. He advises on strategic academic governance and leads the College of Business and Law's academic and administrative operations.
Labs/teams: No specific research groups are mentioned, though his role in academic leadership suggests involvement in institutional research initiatives.
