George Pappas

Raised in New York City, Dr. George D. Pappas is a former Federal Immigration Judge. Dr. Pappas has researched Native American history and U.S. Federal Indian law most recently with the publication of his new book "The Literary and Legal Genealogy of Native American Dispossession: The Marshall Trilogy Cases 1823-1832."

Dr. Pappas has lectured at the University of North Carolina (Asheville), Appalachian State University (Boone, NC), Queen Mary College School of Law, University of London (London), Emory University (Atlanta), The International Center for Legal Studies, The North Carolina Bar Association and the Buncombe County Bar Association. He has also appeared on North Carolina Public Radio and WPVM (Asheville) discussing his book.

Dr. Pappas has degrees from the London School of Economics (London); The University of London; Birkbeck School of law (London), and Widener University School of Law. Dr. Pappas has published articles on Law, International relations, Finance and Immigration in Truthout, Critical Legal Thinking, American Banker among other publications.