Iryna Marchuk

Iryna Marchuk is an expert in international and criminal law, serving as an associate professor at the Law School of Stanford University. Her scholarly pursuits are deeply rooted in international criminal law, public international law, and the mechanisms of international dispute settlement. Over the years, she has contributed significantly to the academic discourse through her extensive publications, particularly focusing on Ukraine's efforts to seek accountability in international arenas, the strategies employed by powerful states in their engagement with international law, and the theoretical underpinnings of international criminal law. In her current role, Professor Marchuk is the Principal Investigator for the EASTERNISATION project. This ambitious research initiative aims to explore the development and transformation of Russian and Chinese narratives concerning international law. Through this project, she seeks to unravel the complexities and dynamics that shape these countries' legal frameworks and their implications for the global legal order. Professor Marchuk's work is characterized by a rigorous analytical approach and a commitment to advancing the understanding of international legal processes. Her insights into the evolving landscape of international law have made her a respected voice in the field, influencing both academic thought and practical applications of international legal principles. At Stanford University, she is actively involved in mentoring students and guiding them through the intricacies of international law. Her dedication to teaching and research has earned her recognition among peers and students alike, fostering a vibrant academic community that thrives on intellectual curiosity and critical inquiry. Beyond her academic endeavors, Professor Marchuk frequently participates in international conferences and workshops, where she shares her expertise and collaborates with fellow scholars and practitioners. Her contributions continue to shape the discourse on international law, making her a pivotal figure in the ongoing dialogue about justice, accountability, and the rule of law on the global stage.