Peter F. Krug

Fostering collaboration across sectors to enhance the understanding of international legal frameworks, Peter F. Krug is a Professor Emeritus at the Law University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus. With an impressive academic journey, Krug holds a B.A. and a Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin, a M.S. from Northwestern University, and a J.D. from the University of Wisconsin. His scholarly pursuits have significantly contributed to the fields of international law, the Russian legal system, and comparative mass media law. Krug joined the OU Law faculty in 1991, where he dedicated two decades to educating future legal professionals. His courses covered a wide array of international law topics, reflecting his deep commitment to fostering a global perspective among his students. His teaching career at OU Law culminated in May 2011 when he retired from active teaching, leaving behind a legacy of academic excellence and mentorship. A distinguished member of the legal community, Krug is affiliated with the Order of the Coif, the American Bar Association, and the International Law Section of the Oklahoma Bar Association. These memberships underscore his dedication to maintaining high standards in legal education and practice. Krug's research interests are deeply rooted in the comparative analysis of mass media law, with a particular focus on the former Soviet Union and the Russian legal system. His numerous publications in these areas have provided valuable insights into the complexities of media regulation and legal transformations in post-Soviet states. Throughout his career, Krug has been a pivotal figure in bridging the gap between different legal systems and promoting a nuanced understanding of international law. His work continues to inspire scholars and practitioners who seek to navigate the intricate landscape of global legal challenges.