Craig Berry is a Senior Research Associate for the Public International Law & Policy Group. At PILPG, Mr. Berry works for the Burma, East African Law Society, Philippines, and Uganda clients.  His work focuses on democratic transitions, issues related to the United Nations, peaceful sharing of water resources, and transitional justice.  Previously, Mr. Berry worked with the State Department in the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs and the Project on National Security Reform in Washington, D.C.  

Peter Chapman is a Senior Research Associate for the Public International Law & Policy Group. At PILPG, Mr. Chapman works for the Cyprus and Darfur clients.  His work relates to natural resource management, constitutional reform, international criminal law, and the rights of displaced persons.  Previously, Mr. Chapman worked with Patton Boggs LLP in Washington, D.C., and the mission for United Nations Assistance to the Khmer Rouge Trials (UNAKRT/ECCC) in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.   

Jeanne Cook is a Senior Research Associate for the Public International Law & Policy Group. At PILPG, Ms. Cook works for the Burma, Uganda, Philippines, and East African Law Society clients.  She assists these clients with issues related to democratic transitions, peaceful sharing of water resources, and credentials challenges with the United Nations.  Previously, Ms. Cook taught Haitians in the Dominican Republic, clerked for an administrative law judge in Washington, D.C., and worked with the International Law Practice Group at Steptoe & Johnson.

Natasha Mikha is a Senior Research Associate for the Public International Law & Policy Group. At PILPG, Ms. Mikha works for the Anuak, Iraq, and Somaliland clients. She works on legislative and constitutional drafting and interpretation. Previously, Ms. Mikha worked with the Institute for Peace and Justice at the University of San Diego and with DLA Piper in San Diego.  

Courtney Nicolaisen is a Senior Research Associate for the Public International Law & Policy Group. At PILPG, Ms. Nicolaisen works for the Southern Sudan, Georgia, and Nagorno-Karabakh clients. She assists these clients with issues related to international arbitration, the holding of free and fair referendums, the rights of IDPs, and actions at the United Nations. Previously, Ms. Nicolaisen taught English in Moscow, worked with the Russian Justice Initiative to submit a complaint to the European Court of Human Rights, and served as a law clerk for the Department of Justice, Criminal Division.   

Eunjung Park is a Senior Research Associate for the Public International Law & Policy Group. At PILPG, Ms. Park works for the Anuak, Iraq, and Somaliland clients. She assists these clients with issues related to electoral, legislative, and constitutional reform. Previously, Ms. Park worked with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the Citizens' Alliance for North Korean Human Rights.  

Anand A. Shah is a Senior Research Associate for the Public International Law & Policy Group.  At PILPG, Mr. Shah works for the Southern Sudan, Georgia, and Nagorno-Karabakh clients.  He assists these clients with issues related to peace negotiations, peace agreement implementation, and arbitral dispute settlement. Previously, Mr. Shah earned an MA in International and European Law, and worked as a legal assistant at the Association of Defence Counsel Practicing Before the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia.