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Researcher

Dr Noam Peleg

My Expertise

Children's rights

Family Law

Keywords

Fields of Research (FoR)

International humanitarian and human rights law, Family law, Legal theory, jurisprudence and legal interpretation

Biography

Noam Peleg is a Senior Lecturer and Director – Equity, Diversity and Inclusion at the Faculty of Law and Justice. Noam's work in international children’s rights law, human rights law, childhood studies, and family law. His latest research has focused on questions of identity, development, paternalism and childhood. His book ‘The Child’s Right to Development’ was published by Cambridge University Press in 2019. Together with the...view more

Noam Peleg is a Senior Lecturer and Director – Equity, Diversity and Inclusion at the Faculty of Law and Justice. Noam's work in international children’s rights law, human rights law, childhood studies, and family law. His latest research has focused on questions of identity, development, paternalism and childhood. His book ‘The Child’s Right to Development’ was published by Cambridge University Press in 2019. Together with the Diplomacy Training Programme (DTP) and Youth Law Australia Noam has established the “Monitoring Children’s Rights Capacity Building Programme’ and he is a board member of the DTP Since 2023. Noam has been on the editorial board of the International Journal of Children’s Rights since 2013 and is the Journal’s Book Review Editor since 2018. In 2020 he was Visiting Professor at Columbia Law School (NYC). Before moving to academia, Noam practiced law in several human rights NGOs.

 


My Qualifications

LLB (TAU), LLM (Public Law, TAU), LLM (Human Rights Law, UCL), PhD (UCL)


My Research Supervision


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Areas of supervision

International Children's Rights Law and Child Law; Family Law; International Human Rights Law; Socio-Legal Studies; Law and Gender; Interdisciplinarity and the Law; and Law&Development.

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