Muna Ndulo
Professor of Law, Cornell Law School and Director of Cornell University's Institute for African Development
Muna Ndulo is an authority on African legal systems, human rights, constitutions, election monitoring, international development, and legal aspects of foreign investments in developing countries. After receiving his LL.B. from University of Zambia, and LL.M. from Harvard Law School Dr. Ndulo was Public Prosecutor for the Zambian Ministry of Legal Affairs. He was Dean of University of Zambia School of Law, and from 1986-1996 served the United Nations Commission for International Trade Law. From 1992 to 1994 he was Political Adviser to the U.N. Mission in South Africa. He joined Cornell Law School's faculty in 1996, and has continued to advise U.N. Missions in East Timor and Kosovo. He teaches international organizations and human rights institutions; the legal aspects of foreign investment in developing countries; and the common law and African legal systems. He is also Director of Cornell University's Institute for African Development.
Education
- LL.B., University of Zambia, 1970
- LL.M., Harvard Law School, 1971
- D. Phil., Trinity College, Oxford University, 1977