Dr Ioanna Magklasi
Dr Magklasi is a Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales. She is also a qualified attorney in Athens and a member of the Athens Bar Association. Dr Magklasi is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
She is the course leader of the LLM in Maritime Law the LLM Top Up in Legal Practice and the LLB Law (Top-up).
Her academic qualifications are as follows:
- LLB Law School of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
- LLM in Maritime Law University of Southampton
- School of Law PhD (The Impact of the Rotterdam Rules on International Trade Law) University of Southampton, School of Law
International Maritime Law and International Trade
- Private International Law
- International Commercial Law
- Business Law
- International Commercial Arbitration Law
- Conflicts of Law
- Carriage of Goods by Sea, EU Law
- Marine Insurance Law
- Law of Electronic Commerce
- Contract Law
- Banking Law
- Oil and Gas Law
Dr Magklasi holds the following posts at London Metropolitan University. These include course leadership and module design:
- Senior Lecturer in Law
- Course Director of the PG Dip/LLM in Maritime Law
- Course Director of the LLM Top up in Legal Practice
- Course Director of the Graduate LLB Law (GDL Top-up)
- Module Leader for Level 6 Law of International Trade
- Module Leader for Level 7 Legal Research Methodology
- Module Leader for Level 7 for all Maritime Law and International Trade Law
For the past three years, Dr Magklasi was also the Module Leader for the Level 6 Dissertation.
Dr Magklasi has been a lecturer, module author and assessor for the following LLB and LLM courses:
- International Commercial Law
- Commercial Law
- Business Law
- Contract Law
- Law of the European Union
- International Commercial Arbitration
- International Commercial Sales
- Insurance Law
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Legal Research Methodology
Book
- Dr Ioanna Magklasi, The Rotterdam Rules and International Trade Law (Routledge 2018)
Book contributions
- Magklasi Ioanna, ‘Can PECL help with vexing issues of maritime law? Critical reflections from the example of the Rotterdam Rules’ in the book W Verheyen, F Smeele, M Hoeks (eds), Common Core, PECL and DCFR: could they change shipping and transport law? (Ius Commune Europaeum, Intersentia, July 2015)
Articles
- Magklasi Ioanna, Volume contracts and third parties: 'Red-hand rule' or 'Red-Herring?' (2015) Volume 7, Numbers 1-2, European Journal of Commercial Contract Law, 39-50
- Magklasi Ioanna and Magklasi Eleni, Subcontracting jurisdiction - Mar - Train Heavy Haulage Ltd v Shipping, Dk Chartering A/S (t/a Franck & Tobiesen A/S) and others [2014] EWHC 355 (Comm) (2014) Shipping and Trade Law, 14, (3), 6-7.
- Magklasi Ioanna, Electronic transport records: Assessing the contribution of the Rotterdam Rules to e-commerce (2013) Computer Law and Security Review, 29, (2), 120-126
- Magklasi Ioanna, Enforceability of jurisdiction clause against sub-buyer of goods (2013) Shipping and Trade Law, April, 4-5.
- Magklasi Ioanna and Hjalmarsson Johanna, book review: The Rotterdam rules – the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Carriage Of Goods Wholly or Partly by Sea, (2012) Journal of Business Law, (8), 732-735.
- Magklasi Ioanna, Incorporation by notice of terms in sale contract, (2012) Shipping and Trade Law, 12, (9), 7-8
- Magklasi Ioanna, Documents' complexities under the Rotterdam Rules, (2011) International Journal of Public Law and Policy, 1, (4), 434-442
- Magklasi Ioanna, Sale of Goods: Electrosteel Europe SA v Edil Centro SpA Case C-87/10 [2011] ECR I-NYR, (2011) Shipping and Trade Law, 11, (7), 7-8
- Magklasi Ioanna, Sale of Goods: Electrosteel Europe SA v Edil Centro SpA, Case C-87/10, (2011) Shipping and Trade Law, 11, (3), 3-4
Dr Magklasi has been awarded by the Computer Law and Security Review for her article: "Electronic transport records: Assessing the contribution of the Rotterdam Rules to e-commerce."
Senior Lecturer in Law and Course Director of the LLM in Maritime Law