George Walker

George Walker's work addresses critical gaps in the field of legal scholarship, particularly in the areas of international and maritime law. As a Professor Emeritus at Wake Forest Law, he has made significant contributions to the academic community through his extensive body of work. With over 10 books and monographs, 50 professional journal articles or book chapters, and 30 continuing education chapters to his name, George has established himself as a leading authority in his field. Throughout his distinguished career, George has played a pivotal role in shaping legal frameworks by contributing to international, national, and state legislative and rule drafting projects. His expertise and insights have been instrumental in the development of policies that address complex legal challenges on a global scale. His commitment to advancing the understanding of legal principles is evident in his ongoing involvement in research and policy-making initiatives. Currently, George serves as the chair of an International Law Association (American Branch) Law of the Sea Committee research project. In this capacity, he continues to influence the discourse surrounding maritime law, bringing together scholars and practitioners to explore pressing issues and propose innovative solutions. His leadership in this area underscores his dedication to fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange within the legal community. George's contributions to legal scholarship and practice have earned him recognition and respect from peers and students alike. His work not only enriches the academic landscape but also impacts real-world legal practices, making him a valuable asset to the field of law.