Cyberlaw for Global E-Business by Takashi Kubota

Currently, Fernando is focused on agri-food and agri-business regulation, particularly legal and policy issues of smart farming and biotechnology, climate change and sustainability related business regulatory framework, and community resilience policies. The main topic that underlines his scholarship and public engagement experience is the global regulation of information technology, intellectual property, human rights and their application to different industries and business. in International Cooperation from Nagoya University, Japan, as well as a Certificate in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education from the London Metropolitan University, a Postgraduate Professional Diploma in Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution from Chulalongkorn University, Thailand and a Postgraduate Certificate in Global Business and Politics from the Yale School of Management. He has a Masters in International Cooperation Studies (Legal System of International Cooperation) from the Graduate School of International Development of Nagoya University and a Ph.D. He is currently Senior Lecturer in Business Law at SBM.įernando carried out his undergraduate studies in International Relations at the Universidad de Belgrano, Buenos Aires, Argentina and Law at the University of London.

Member of the Department of Business and Societyįernando joined Queen Mary University of London in 2018 as lecturer in both the School of Business and Management and the School of Law, after moving from Argentina, where he was Ordinary Professor of Cyberlaw and Director of Law at the Universidad Nacional de Rio Negro.

Academic Lead for Resilience and Sustainability for the QMGPI.

Director of International Engagement for the School of Business and Management.

Cyberlaw for Global E-Business by Takashi Kubota