Asif Qureshi

Called: 1978
Lincoln's Inn

Professor Qureshi is currently Professor of International Law at the University of Manchester.

He has acts as an international consultant on WTO / GATT law and has acted for many governments and international organisations, including Pakistan, where he was responsible for drafting their anti-dumping legislation, Saudi Arabia, the Gulf Consultative Council, UNDP, Asian Development Bank, the Commonwealth Secretariat, Islamic Development Bank, UNCTAD, ICTSD, CTLD and WTO.

His principal areas of research interest and expertise in International Law include International Economic Law (particularly WTO Law; International Monetary Law; International Development Law and International Fiscal Law) and Public International Law.

Qualifications

LL.B (Lond);LL.M (Lond);PhD (Lond)

Appointments

Professor of International Economic Law, University of Manchester; Visiting Professor Fudan University Law School China (2003); Visiting Scholar Yale University Law School (1992); Member International Law Association Commitee on Sustainable Development and Commitee on International Trade; Member WTO Roster of Non-Governmental Pannelists. Editor in Chief Manchester Journal of International Economic Law.

Publications

The Public International Law of Taxation (Kluwer 1994);

The World Trade Organisation: Implementing International Trade Norms (Manchester University Press 1996);

Legal and Moral Aspects of International Trade (joint ed.) (Routledge 1998);

International Economic Law (Sweet & Maxwell 1999);

Perspectives in International Economic Law (Ed.) (Kluwer 2002);

Various journal articles in Journal of World Trade, World Economy, International and Comparative Law Quarterly, Bulletin for International Fiscal Documentation.