Christian Walter

Christian Walter is a University Professor at the Faculty of Law of Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, holding the Chair of International Law and Public Law. His academic leadership spans teaching, research, and high-level legal practice in international jurisprudence.

Professor Walter's scholarly focus encompasses critical domains of international legal systems:

• Public International Law (Völkerrecht)
• European and International Human Rights Protection
• International Economic Law
• International Dispute Resolution Mechanisms
• Law of Armed Conflict and Peace
• International Investment Arbitration

His expertise is sought in landmark international cases, including representing the German government before the European Court of Human Rights in Humpert and Others v. Germany (2023) and providing analysis on South Africa's genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice. Professor Walter regularly contributes to national discourse through media appearances on SWR Kultur, Süddeutsche Zeitung, and FAZ, addressing contemporary challenges to the international legal order.

He directs significant academic initiatives:

• Munich Advanced Course in International Law (MACIL)
• Jessup International Law Moot Court program
• Frankfurt Investment Arbitration Moot Court
• Alumni and Friends of the Chair Association

Professor Walter's teaching portfolio includes comprehensive courses on International Law I & II, European and International Human Rights Protection, Economic International Law, and specialized seminars addressing current challenges like 'International Law in Uncertain Times' and 'Women in International Law,' reflecting his commitment to preparing future legal professionals for evolving global contexts.