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Wade Mansell is Barrister and Solicitor (New Zealand) and Senior Lecturer in Law. He joined Kent Law School having previously taught in Wellington and London. He is the Convenor of the Public International Law courses at both undergraduate and graduate level and is the Convenor of the LLM in International Law with International Relations at the Brussels School of International Studies. He regularly supervises postgraduate research students. He has published in the areas of public international law, human rights, development and international debt, torts, and in the sociology of law. His two co-authored books, The Wrongs of Tort (with Joanne Conaghan – Pluto 1993) and A Critical Introduction to Law with Belinda Meteyard and Alan Thomson – Cavendish 1995) have recently been republished in second editions (1999). With Joanne Scott of the Faculty of Law Cambridge he has written on development, trade and regional policy. Current research includes a study of the so-called right to democratic governance, and a wider project of a critique of international law concerning itself with North/South issues.