H. KWASI PREMPEH

Professor of Law

Professor Prempeh joined Seton Hall in 2003, after serving a year as Director of Legal Policy and Governance at the Ghana Center for Democratic Development. He teaches constitutional law, comparative constitutionalism, business associations, international economic law, and jurisprudence. His scholarly interests are in the areas of comparative constitutional design, constitutionalism in new democracies, law and economic development, and U.S. antidiscrimination jurisprudence.

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Departmental Faculty

Students at Seton Hall Law interested in pursuing careers in international law and policy benefit from a highly respected and experienced faculty with strong connections. Faculty members have assisted with democratic reform; written and presented on topics ranging from the European Union, to human trafficking to international finance; and actively engage in helping students to develop and identify career opportunities within the international arena..

International Law Faculty include:

Faculty
Kristen E. Boon Associate Professor of Law	Ahmed I. Bulbulia Professor of Law
Elizabeth Defeis Professor of Law	Mark P. Denbeaux Professor of Law
Bernard K. Freamon Professor of Law	Michael A. Granne Visiting Assistant Professor
Tracy A. Kaye Professor of Law	Marina Lao Professor of Law
Bryan Lonegan Visiting Professor	Lori Nessel Professor of Law
H. Kwasi Prempeh Professor of Law	Ronald J. Riccio Professor of Law