Marko Milanovic

Marko Milanovic is a Professor at the University of Reading, with a focus on international law, human rights, and their intersection with armed conflict and cybersecurity. His work spans both academic scholarship and practical legal analysis, particularly in state responsibility and extraterritorial obligations.

His research interests include International Law, Human Rights, International Humanitarian Law, and Privacy in the Digital Age. He has extensively analyzed norm conflicts, surveillance practices, and the legal frameworks governing intelligence sharing in multinational military operations.

Recent publications highlight trends in state responsibility, cyber operations, and human rights adjudication in climate and conflict contexts. He has contributed to debates on genocide law, self-defense, and territorial integrity.

Notable collaborations include work with scholars like Michael Schmitt and Kevin Jon Heller, with outputs across journals such as Human Rights Quarterly, EJIL:Talk!, and Human Rights Law Review.