From 1996 to 2000,Brant studied at UniversitéParis X - Nanterre,France,where he obtained his PhD. He was awarded Doctor of International Law with the thesis "L’autoritéde la chose jugée en Droit International Public".[citation needed] His thesis was awarded with the "Prix du Ministère de la Recherche - Département Sciences de la Sociétéde la République Française-Paris" in 2000. He also obtained a Diploma in Advanced Studies at the Institut International des Droits de L'Homme,Strasbourg,France (1996) and a Diploma in Advanced Studies at the United Nations Study Programme,Geneva,Switzerland (1997).[citation needed]
In 2005,Brant founded the Brazilian International Law Center[4] (CEDIN),a research center specialized in International law,Humanitarian law,International criminal law and International Security. CEDIN and its associates have held important international events such as Congresses and Seminars. Furthermore,the Center has coordinated several profound studies on specific areas of International Law.
Brant also founded the Brazilian Yearbook of International Law,in 2006. He is the Chief editor of the periodical,which is published in several foreign languages and distributed to the largest and most relevant Universities and international academic centers. Its main goal is to establish in the country an annual publication engaged in the promotion and consolidation of the Latin-American view of International Law.[7]
In 2007 Brant worked at UniversitéCaen Basse-Normandie,France,as a visiting professor. In 2009,also as a visiting professor at the Institut des Hautes Études Internationales,he taught at the UniversitéPanthéon Assas Paris II,France. In the same year,we was a Visiting Fellow at the Lauterpacht Centre,Cambridge University,United Kingdom. The following year,at the XXXVII Course on International Law of the Organization of American States (OAS). Brant was also a visiting professor at UniversitéParis-Ouest Nanterre la Défense,in 2013. From 2016 to 2017,he worked as visiting professor at L’Institut d’Études Politiques d’Aix-en-Provence - SciencesPo Aix,France.[citation needed]
In June 2014,Brant was one of the candidates nominated by the Brazilian Government for the position of judge at the International Criminal Court.[8] Ultimately,he was not elected:however,fellow Brazilian Sylvia Steiner was elected.[8]
BRANT,L. N. C. (Org.). Comentário àCarta das Nações Unidas:artigo por artigo. Belo Horizonte:CEDIN,2008. 1340p.
BRANT,L. N. C. A Corte Internacional de Justiça e a construção do Direito Internacional. Belo Horizonte:CEDIN,2005. 1291p.
BRANT,L. N. C.;LAGE,D. A.;CREMASCO,S. S. (Org.). Direito Internacional contemporâneo. Curitiba:Juruá,2011. 872p.
BRANT,L. N. C.;DINIZ,P. I. R. (Org.). Agenda 2030 e o desenvolvimento sustentável no contexto latino-americano. Belo Horizonte:CEDIN,2020. 160p.
BRANT,L. N. C. L’autoritéde la chose jugée en Droit International Public. Paris:LGDJ,2004. 396p
BRANT,L. N. C.;STEINER,S. H. (Org.). O Tribunal Penal Internacional:comentários ao Estatuto de Roma. Belo Horizonte:Del Rey,2015. 1688p.
BRANT,L. N. C. (Org.). O Brasil e os novos desafios do Direito Internacional. Rio de Janeiro:Forense,2004. 712p.
BRANT,L. N. C. (Org.). Direito e terrorismo:os impactos do terrorismo na Comunidade internacional e no Brasil:perspectivas jurídico-políticas. Rio de Janeiro:Forense,2002. 570p.
BRANT,L. N. C. Teoria geral do direito internacional público. Belo Horizonte:O Lutador,2020. 607p.
BRANT,L. N. C;SILVA,T. M. (Org.). Mineração em terras indígenas na América Latina:desenvolvimento e meio ambiente. Belo Horizonte:CEDIN;Konrad Adenauer Stiftung;EKLA-Programa Regional de Segurança Energética e Mudanças Climáticas,2021. 183p.
BRANT,L. N. C. Para entender o funcionamento da Corte Internacional de Justiça:processo contencioso e sentença. 7. ed. Curitiba:Juruá,2012. 157p.
During the 13th session of the Assembly of States Parties to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, scheduled for 8 to 17 December 2014 in New York, six judges of the International Criminal Court were elected. Professor Brant was an unsuccessful candidate for this election.[9]
During the 19th Session in 2020, the Assembly of States Parties to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, elected six judges of the International Criminal Court. To run for the post of judge at the ICC, the Brazilian Federal Government nominated Mônica Jacqueline Sifuentes.[10][11] However, Marcos Coelho Zilli and Brant were among the names suggested by the Brazilian national group in the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA).[12][13]
2022 International Court of Justice judges election
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