Rate My Professor Juliette Mcintyre

Dr Juliette McIntyre is a Senior Lecturer in Law at the School of Law, College of Business and Law, Adelaide University. She is a recognised specialist in international courts and tribunals. McIntyre completed her PhD at the University of Melbourne under the supervision of Judge Hilary Charlesworth and Professor Margaret Young. Her doctoral thesis was nominated for the Melbourne Law School Harold Luntz Prize for the best thesis and the University of Melbourne Chancellor’s Prize. She also holds a first-class LL.M. in International Law from the University of Cambridge. Eligible to co-supervise Masters and PhD students, her scholarship centers on the procedures, jurisdiction, and admissibility practices of international courts, with a particular emphasis on the International Court of Justice (ICJ).

McIntyre's key publications include 'Keeping score: an empirical analysis of the interventions in Ukraine v Russia' with K. Wigard and O. Pomson (Journal of International Dispute Settlement, 2023), 'Lyophilization and lawfare in Ukraine v. Russia' (ANSZIL Perspective, 2023), 'Procedural values in the intervention procedure at the international court of justice' (Ukrainian Law Review, 2022), 'Less a wave than a Tsunami: procedural implications for the ICJ of the article 63 interventions in Ukraine v. Russia' (Völkerrechtsblog, 2022), 'Crawford's multilateralism and the International Court of Justice' (Australian Year Book of International Law, 2022), 'Revisiting the International Court of Justice procedure for the revision of judgments' (Michigan Journal of International Law, 2021), 'Rules are Rules: Reconceiving Monetary Gold as a Rule of Procedure' (AJIL Unbound, 2021), and 'Put on notice: the role of the dispute requirement in assessing jurisdiction and admissibility before the International Court' (Melbourne Journal of International Law, 2018). Her book chapters feature 'Politics, justice & accountability: Myanmar and international courts' with A. Simpson (After the Coup: Myanmar’s Political and Humanitarian Crises, ANU Press, 2023) and 'Declaratory Judgments of the International Court of Justice' (Hague Yearbook of International Law, 2013). McIntyre has also authored reports and contributions for Völkerrechtsblog, Opinio Juris, and EJIL:Talk! on ICJ cases involving Ukraine v. Russia, South Africa v. Israel, and Nicaragua interventions. Previously a lecturer at the University of South Australia and an honorary fellow at the University of Melbourne Law School, her work engages pressing issues in public international law and international dispute settlement.