Kevin Gray is a lawyer and an adjunct professor at Fordham University. He was previously counsel for the Government of Ontario (Crown Law - Civil Division) where he practiced public, constitutional and aboriginal law, a visiting scholar in philosophy at Boston College and the University of Frankfurt, and in law at Osgoode Hall Law School, and the Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto. He was also Assistant Professor of International Studies (with tenure) and Director of the Gulf Studies Center at the American University of Sharjah.

He holds a PhD from Laval University in legal and political philosophy (2011), a JD from Osgoode Hall Law School (2020), as is an LLM candidate at Columbia Law School (2022, anticipated). His current research focuses on the relationship between critical theory and international law. His monograph, Parliamentary Sovereignty, International Law and Human Rights, which investigates the impact of international human rights law on common law constitutions, is under contract with Routledge Press (forthcoming 2022). He is also writing a monograph with Thomas W. Simon, entitled the Birth and Death of Legal Radicalism (under contract with Springer).