Antonia Eliason

Professor Antonia Eliason is an esteemed Associate Professor at the University of Mississippi School of Law and a dedicated faculty member at the Croft Institute for International Studies. With a profound expertise in international economic law, her research and teaching delve into critical global issues, including climate change, sustainable development, sovereign debt, and international investment law. Her academic pursuits are driven by a commitment to understanding and addressing the complex legal challenges that arise in the context of globalization and environmental sustainability. Before embarking on her academic career, Professor Eliason gained valuable practical experience as an associate at the prestigious law firm Allen & Overy. Her work there provided her with a solid foundation in the intricacies of international law and honed her skills in navigating the multifaceted legal landscapes of cross-border transactions and disputes. Additionally, her internship at the World Trade Organization offered her a unique perspective on the intersection of trade and international law, further enriching her understanding of the global economic system. At the University of Mississippi, Professor Eliason is known for her engaging teaching style and her ability to inspire students to think critically about the role of law in shaping international economic policies. She is actively involved in mentoring students and guiding them in their academic and professional pursuits, fostering a new generation of legal scholars and practitioners who are equipped to tackle the pressing challenges of our time. Professor Eliason's contributions to the field extend beyond the classroom. She is a prolific writer and researcher, regularly publishing articles and papers that contribute to the ongoing discourse on international economic law and policy. Her work is widely recognized for its depth of analysis and its impact on shaping contemporary legal thought. Through her research, teaching, and professional experience, Professor Eliason continues to make significant contributions to the understanding and development of international economic law.