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Biography

Jaber Seyvanizad is a young international jurist serving in Iranian universities as international law lecturer. He has previously appointed as a researcher in International Law Institute. He got his LL.B in 2011 and met his LL.M with distinction in 2015 and commenced his Ph.D. in 2016. He is presently research & teaching assistant at SBU and serves as legal advisor of ICJ litigants. In his recent researches, he concentrates on engineering of international legal mechanisms in favor of global maintenance of justice-based peace and security and works on his own theory called “Reflexism” concerning the modern international law fundamentals. He has number of publications regarding international law of WMD, customary international law, outer space law, constitutional law and international law of media. His main research interests focus on areas including the futurology of international law, natural law, Islamic international law, international law of modern war and philosophy of international law. He is the top member of Iranian Elite Club. Jaber also has studied in seminary and specialized in Islamic law. He is polyglot and in addition of Persian, knows English, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Turkish and German.

Research Interest

Futurology of international law, natural law, Islamic international law, international law of modern war, philosophy of international law and international heritage law.