Academic Staff
- Professor Mavluda Sattorova (Director)
- Dr Áine Clancy (Deputy Director) - Áine’s research interests are on matters of financial crime and corruption.
- Dr Folashade Adeyemo
- Dr Azadeh Chalabi
- Dr Eleanor Drywood - Eleanor’s research interests lie in the areas of children’s and human rights and the activities of sports organisations.
- Professor Kanstantsin Dzehtsiarou
- Dr Aikaterini Florou - Aikaterini is a Lecturer in International Economic Law specialising in international investment law and dispute resolution, with a focus on international energy disputes. Her research explores the role of energy companies in energy justice and their social license to operate.
- Professor Amandine Garde
- Dr Andrea Gideon - Andrea’s research focus is on competition law; particularly competition law in Asia and competition law’s interactions with other policy areas; and on comparative law with special interest in critical, postmodern and decolonial approaches to comparative law.
- Dr Sabine Jacques - Sabine’s research interests lie in intellectual property law, creative and cultural industries, freedom of expression, artificial intelligence, and cultural diversity.
- Dr Sarah Kebbell - Sarah's research focusess on anti-money laundering (AML) and, in particular, the compliance issues faced by large commercial law firms when operating within the UK AML regime. She is a member of the Law Society Money Laundering Task Force and the National Crime Agency Legal Sector Engagement Group.
- Professor Valsamis Mitsilegas
- Mr Joseph Savirimuthu - Joseph’s research interests are on the intersection between law, governance and emerging technologies, with specific focus on data protection and privacy.
- Dr Matthew Shilito
- Dr John Tribe - John is a leading academic authority on insolvency law and policy. Over the last twenty years his research interests have been in private law, including insolvency, company, charity and equity and trusts. His current areas of interest include insolvent charities and rescue, the eternal recurrence and insolvency, and timeliness and communitarianism in corporate insolvency.
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