Rod Edmunds

Rod Edmunds is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Law, Queen Mary University of London. He joined the university in 2003 and has prior experience at Sussex University and the University of Nottingham. He holds a BA (Law) and LLB from Downing College, Cambridge, specializing in Public International Law.

His research focuses on two main areas: property law, including planning controls, statutory wills, and fiduciary duties of trustees and company directors, and the legal framework for victim participation at the International Criminal Court (ICC). His work bridges theoretical and practical aspects of law, emphasizing the intersection of legal systems with societal structures and international justice.

In terms of publications, Edmunds has contributed to topics such as reforming insurance warranties, director disqualification regimes in banking, and the operational dynamics of victim representation at the ICC. His scholarship often addresses contemporary legal challenges in corporate governance and international criminal justice.

Edmunds oversees postgraduate research in land law, directors' fiduciary duties, and ICC victim participation. He has no listed grants or awards but is actively involved in academic supervision and publishing.

He is based at the Mile End campus and can be reached at r.edmunds@qmul.ac.uk.