Maranatha Lisa is a lecturer in the Business Law Study Program with a concentration in international law. During her studies, Lisa wrote about the World Trade Organization and dissected how the principle of consensus became the cause of the cessation of consensus itself. Lisa is also experienced in conducting various economic law webinars. She is highly curious and enjoys the process of learning, understanding, and applying. Her interest in reading translates into more comprehensive writing. In his teaching career, he taught constitutional law and state science. This also strengthened the foundation of the philosophy of international law rooted in sovereignty and power in the legal sciences. Currently, Lisa is working on extraterritorial jurisdiction and the philosophy of international law and the consensual principle in law. Her goal is to provide teaching that promotes respect for differing views. She also developed skills in project planning, organizational skills, and team communication through academic and non-academic organizational experiences.