CHRISTOPHER K. PENNY - Carleton University

EDUCATION:LL.M., CornellCHRISTOPHER K. PENNYAssociate Professor of International LawThe Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton UniversityOttawa, CanadaM.A., Carleton (NPSIA)LL.B., OttawaB.A (Hon), TrentOf the Bar of OntarioEMPLOYMENT:CurrentCURRICULUM VITAE2004 – present, Faculty Member (Associate Professor 1 ), Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, CarletonUniversity2003 – present, Legal Officer (Army Lieutenant-Colonel 2 ), Canadian Forces, Primary Reserve, Office of the JudgeAdvocate General, Directorate of International and Operational LawRecent1999 – 2003, Sessional Lecturer, Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University2001 – 2003, Part-time Professor and Coordinator, International Law Program, University of Ottawa, Facultyof Law, Common Law Section2000 – 2001, Law Clerk to Mr. Justice John Evans, Federal Court of AppealEDITED VOLUMES:Christopher K. Penny, Editor, In the Balance: The Administration of Justice and National Security in Democracies,Irwin Law, 2011Christopher K. Penny, Guest Editor, “Special Edition: Canadian Perspectives on International Humanitarian Law,”Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice, 27(2), 2009BOOK CHAPTERS:Christopher K. Penny, “International Humanitarian Law and Canadian Courts: Challenges for the ‘Campaign AgainstTerror,” Is Our House in Order?: Canada’s Implementation of International Law, ed. C. Carmody and V. Oosterveld,McGill-Queen’s University Press, 225-261, 2010Fen O. Hampson and Christopher K. Penny, “Human Security,” Chapter 31, The Oxford Handbook on theUnited Nations, ed. T. Weiss and S. Daws, Oxford University Press, 539-560, 2007.12Promotion to current rank effective 01 July 12; award of tenure effective 01 July 08Promotion to current rank effective 01 January 09

Christopher K. Penny, “Just Peacekeeping: Managing the Relationship between Peacekeeping Intelligenceand the Prevention and Punishment of International Crimes,” Chapter 11, Peacekeeping Intelligence: NewPlayers, Extended Boundaries, ed. D. Carment and M. Rudner, Routledge, 140-157, 2006.Christopher K. Penny, “Can Justice and Peace be Reconciled?: The Role of International Criminal Law,”The Highway to the International Criminal Court: All Roads Lead to Rome?, ed. H. Dumont and A.-M.Boisvert, Éditions Thémis, 149-158, 2004.ARTICLES:Christopher K. Penny, “Obeying Restraints: Applying the Plea of Superior Orders to Military Defendants before theInternational Criminal Court,” Canadian Yearbook of International Law, 48: 3-38, 2010Christopher K. Penny, “De-Conflicting Canada’s Anti-Terrorism Legislation: Khawaja and the Ongoing Challenges ofthe ‘Armed Conflict’ Exclusion,” Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice, 27(2), 403-430, 2009Christopher K. Penny, “Greening the Security Council: Climate Change as an Emerging ‘Threat toInternational Peace and Security’,” International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics, 7: 35-71,2007Christopher K. Penny, “’Drop that or I’ll Shoot … Maybe’: International Law and the Use of Deadly Force toProtect Property on UN Peacekeeping Operations,” International Peacekeeping, 14: 353-367, 2007.Major-General J.S.T. Pitzul, Lieutenant-Colonel K. Abbott and Captain C.K. Penny, “The Responsibility toProtect: A Military Legal Analysis,” Canadian Military Journal 5: 31-38, 2005Christopher K. Penny, “No Justice, No Peace?: A Political and Legal Analysis of the International CriminalTribunal for the Former Yugoslavia,” Ottawa Law Review, 30: 259-313, 1999Christopher K. Penny, “Combating Hostes Humani Generis: Substantive and Jurisdictional Issues in theProsecution of International Terrorism,” International Insights,14: 45-56, 1998AWARDS:AcademicRudolf B. Schlesinger Fellowship, Cornell Law SchoolCounty of Carleton Law Association Award, University of Ottawa Faculty of LawPierre Laberge Research Essay Prize, Norman Paterson School of International AffairsJohn E. Read Prize in International Law, University of Ottawa Faculty of LawPaterson Fellowship, Norman Paterson School of International AffairsAlan Wilson Prize in History, Trent UniversityMilitaryMeritorious Service Medal (Military Division)General Campaign Star – South West AsiaNon-Article 5 NATO Medal – Operation Unified Protector – Libya