Board, advisory board, fellows and collaboration

The Stockholm Centre for International Law and Justice is supported by a distinguished board and an extensive network of scholars, practitioners, and collaborators.

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The Board

The Centre has an international advisory board, consisting of:

SCILJ, fellows 2026-2028

Resident fellows

  • Matilda Arvidsson
  • Hevi Dawody
  • Mark Klamberg
  • Sally Longworth
  • Said Mahmoudi
  • Love Rönnelid
  • Pål Wrange
  • William Underwood

Non-resident fellows

  • Daniel Pinheiro Astone
  • Damon Barrett
  • Ola Engdahl
  • Nikola Hajdin
  • Gustaf Lind
  • Katak Malla
  • Martin Ratcovich
  • Mona Samadi
  • Sia Spiliopoulou Åkermark
  • Katinka Svanberg
  • Nataly Viviana Vargas Gamboa

Junior Fellows

  • Sonia Bastigkeit Ericstam
  • Julia Dahlqvist
  • Petter Danckwardt
  • Mariana Fakih
  • Olga Glukhovska Schaefer
  • Fredrik Holst
  • Miriam Ingeson
  • Linnea Kortfält
  • Ylva Lennartsson Hartmann
  • Fredrik Svensson
  • Kate Whitely Marklund

Collaboration

In order to create national synergies, the Centre will seek cooperation with other relevant academic institutions as well as with institutions with related activities.

The Centre has forged a link with Forum for International Criminal and Humanitarian Law (FICHL) and it frequently collaborates with the Swedish Branch of the International Law Association as well as with other institutes and organisations in the field, such as the Swedish Institute of International Affairs, the Copenhagen Center for International Law and Justice, the Erik Castrén Institute of International Law and Human Rights, The Institute of European Law and the Stockholm Commercial Law Center.

Last updated: 2026-09-16

Source: Stockholm Centre for International Law and Justice