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Yannick Radi

Professor of International Law , UCLouvain - Faculty of Law
Personal information
  • Languages: French , English , Spanish , Italian
  • Nationality: France
  • Country of residence: France

Area of specialisation

  • Investment / Public International Law Arbitration Sports Energy and Natural Resources Environment

Bar admission

  • France

Experience with legal system

  • France
  • Germany
  • Switzerland

Professional experience

I am a French legal expert with legal practice and academic experience in international law and international litigation.
I am Professor of international law at the Faculty of Law of UCLouvain, a guest professor of international investment arbitration at Sciences Po Law School, and an invited professor at the Hague Academy of International Law.
I am a Member of the ICSID Panel of Arbitrators. I am on the List of Trade and Sustainable Development Experts for dispute settlement panels under EU Trade Agreements. I am also on the List of Arbitrators for Sport of the CEPANI.
I act as an arbitrator and as an independent legal consultant on international law matters. I am admitted to practice law in France.
I offer trainings (see e.g. my MOOC on international investment law and arbitration available on edX) and I regularly publish on international law matters. My books include: Rules and Practices of International Investment Law and Arbitration, a textbook published by Cambridge University Press (2020), and Research Handbook on Human Rights and Investment (EE Elgar 2018).
I am fluent in French (mother tongue) and English. I have an intermediate level in Italian and a reading knowledge of Spanish.

Contact CEPANI

Rue des Sols Stuiverstraat 8 — B-1000 Brussels
info@cepani.be — +32 2 515 08 35
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Financial information

BNP  BE45 2100 0760 8589 (BIC GEBABEBB)
KBC  BE28 4300 1693 9120 (BIC KREDBEBB)
ING   BE36 3100 7204 1481 (BIC BBRUBEBB)

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