Jeremy Julian Sarkin

Jeremy Julian Sarkin is a Distinguished Research Professor of Law at NOVA School of Law, NOVA University of Lisbon, and a member of the Centro de Investigação e Desenvolvimento sobre Direito e Sociedade (CEDIS). He holds the rank of Invited Full Professor, indicating a significant academic appointment within the institution's Law faculty.

His research spans critical areas in International Law, with a focus on Human Rights Violations, Transitional Justice, and Refugee Law. His work addresses Conflict Zones, Gender-Based Violence, and Climate Justice. He has explored the intersection of technology and law, particularly regarding AI Arms Races, and contributed to studies on Truth Commissions and Amnesties globally.

Recent publications analyze Migration Law through intersectional frameworks in Israel, Greece, and Uganda, and examine Drone Warfare in Ukraine. His articles reflect a commitment to International Humanitarian Law and Victim Rights.

While no specific awards are listed, his 119 h-index and 78 research outputs (including books, articles, and reports) demonstrate substantial academic impact. He has no listed students, suggesting his work is primarily independent or collaborative with peers.