Chiara Giorgetti

Chiara Giorgetti is a tenured Professor of Law at Richmond Law School and a Senior Fellow at Columbia Law School's International Claims and Reparations Project. With over 25 years of experience, she specializes in international arbitration, dispute resolution, and public international law. Her roles include counsel, adjudicator, and expert in high-profile cases such as the Eritrea-Ethiopia Boundary Commission and Qatar v. UAE conciliation. She has been designated to ICSID Panels and the EU list of arbitrators.

• Affiliations: University of Richmond, Columbia Law School, ICSID, European Commission.
• Educations: Bologna University, London School of Economics, Yale Law School (LLM, JSD).

Her research focuses on international disputes, arbitration mechanisms, and state responsibility. She has authored 11 books and over 80 articles, emphasizing practical and theoretical dimensions of international law. Her work bridges academia, practice, and international organizations.

Proficient in English, French, Italian, and Spanish, she teaches globally and contributes to UN courses on international law.