Neil Boister
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Neil Boister
Summary
Neil Boister is a human[1]. He worked as a legal scholar[2].
Key Facts
- Neil Boister's professions included legal scholar[2].
- Neil Boister's field of work was criminal law[3].
- Neil Boister's field of work was international law[4].
- Neil Boister's field of work was transnational crime[5].
- Neil Boister held the position of full professor[6].
- Neil Boister was employed by University of Canterbury[7].
- Neil Boister was employed by University of Canterbury[8].
- Among Neil Boister's employers was University of Canterbury School of Law[9].
- Neil Boister received the Fellow of the Royal Society Te Apārangi[10].
- Neil Boister is recorded as male[11].
- Neil Boister's instance of is recorded as human[12].
- Neil Boister supervised Damien Robert Rogers as a doctoral student[13].
- Neil Boister supervised Hamed Tofangsaz as a doctoral student[14].
- Neil Boister supervised Jalesi Nakarawa as a doctoral student[15].
- Neil Boister supervised Chat Le Nguyen as a doctoral student[16].
- Neil Boister's official website is recorded as https://www.canterbury.ac.nz/law/contact-us/law-staff-profiles/neil-boister.html[17].
- Neil Boister's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as NZThesisProject[18].
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Career and Affiliations
Neil Boister worked as a legal scholar[2]. Fields of work include criminal law[3], an area of law[19]; international law[4], an academic discipline[20]; and transnational crime[5]. Employers include University of Canterbury[7], a university[21], in New Zealand[22], founded in 1873[23] and University of Canterbury School of Law[9]. He held the position of full professor[6]. Doctoral students include Damien Robert Rogers[13], a university teacher[24]; Hamed Tofangsaz[14], a researcher[25], specialised in law[26]; Jalesi Nakarawa[15]; and Chat Le Nguyen[16].
Recognition
Neil Boister received the Fellow of the Royal Society Te Apārangi[10].
FAQs
What did Neil Boister do for work?
Neil Boister worked as legal scholar[2].
What awards did Neil Boister receive?
Honors received include Fellow of the Royal Society Te Apārangi[10].