Peter Raven-Hansen

Dr. Peter Raven-Hansen is a renowned researcher in the fields of national security law, counterterrorism law, and civil procedure. As an emeritus professor at the School of Law at George Washington University, he has made significant contributions to legal scholarship and education. His expertise is widely recognized, particularly in the areas of civil procedure and evidence, where his insights have shaped the understanding and application of these complex legal domains. Dr. Raven-Hansen is a distinguished co-author of several influential casebooks, including "National Security Law," "Counterterrorism Law," and "Civil Procedure: A Coursebook." These works are considered essential resources for students and practitioners alike, reflecting his deep knowledge and commitment to advancing legal education. Before his tenure at George Washington University, Dr. Raven-Hansen gained valuable experience as a senior economic analyst and in private legal practice. His diverse professional background has enriched his teaching and research, providing a practical perspective that enhances his academic contributions. His role as an expert witness in various forums further underscores his authority and respect in the legal community. Throughout his career, Dr. Raven-Hansen has been dedicated to exploring the intricate intersections of law and national security. His research interests continue to focus on the evolving challenges within civil procedure, counterterrorism, and national security law, making him a pivotal figure in these critical areas of study. His work not only informs policy and practice but also inspires the next generation of legal scholars and practitioners.