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Wouter Werner is a Full Professor of Public International Law at the Faculty of Law, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, affiliated with the Kooijmans Institute and Boundaries of Law. He holds roles such as editor at International Theory | Cambridge and a position at the Universiteit van Curacao. His research focuses on repetition in international law, customary law evolution, and the notion of absurdity in legal interpretation. Notable works include Repetition and International Law (2022) and contributions to Punishment in International Society (2024). He teaches courses on international humanitarian law, documentary film, and legal theory.
- Research emphasizes legal practices, including experimental moot courts inspired by Brechtian theater.
- Editor of Netherlands Yearbook of International Law and other key journals.
Awards include the 2018 Kaete Hamburger Scholarship and 2022 Braudel Fellowship. Supervised 13 PhD theses, with ongoing projects on legal norms and punitive practices. Engaged in collaborative research networks on global law and transnational legal politics.
