Hunter R. Clark

Hunter R. Clark is a Professor of Law at Drake University, where he has served since 1993. He specializes in International Law, International Human Rights, and U.S. Supreme Court jurisprudence. Clark holds a JD from Harvard Law School and an AB from Harvard College, cum laude.

His research explores global legal frameworks, U.S. foreign policy implications, and landmark judicial decisions. Notable works include analyses of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, U.S.-Cuba relations, and biographies of pivotal legal figures like Thurgood Marshall and Justice Brennan.

• Professional Experience: Chief Counsel to the DC CFO, staff writer for TIME, and legal roles at Fried Frank and the Council of the District of Columbia.
• Awards: Brian Lamb Biographer Award (1999), Drake’s Provost Commendation (1997).

Clark’s publications emphasize historical and contemporary legal challenges, combining doctrinal analysis with policy implications. His work frequently intersects international relations and domestic governance structures.