Ioannis Glinavos

Ioannis Glinavos is a Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Westminster, specializing in Investment Arbitration, Law and Economics, and Law and Development. He has held academic positions at SOAS, Kingston University, and the University of Reading, teaching Contract Law, Company Law, and Commercial Law.

• Education:
  • LLB, University of Essex
  • LLM and PhD in Law, University of Kent

His research focuses on the legal implications of economic crises, particularly foreign investor rights in the context of Brexit and nationalization policies. He explores intersections between public international law, corporate governance, and sovereign debt obligations.

The trends in his recent articles highlight legal and economic challenges around government financing (e.g., crowdfunding), investor-state disputes, and sovereign default risks. His work often contextualizes contemporary issues like Brexit and nationalization within historical precedents (e.g., Greece, Argentina).

He is affiliated with the International Law at Westminster research group and contributes to public discourse via media outlets such as The Conversation, The Independent, and Forbes. His contact details include emails at I.Glinavos@westminster.ac.uk and i.glinavos@westminster.ac.uk, and he maintains an ORCID profile.