Suing Corporations for Climate Change: The Promises and Pitfalls of Tort Law

Who should pay for climate change? In recent years, we have witnessed pressure on states to uphold their national and international commitments, including under the 2015 Paris Agreement. More recently,...

Order at the End of the World: Neoliberal Orthodoxy, Economic Regulation, and Market Associations in Fragile Settings

This project explores the modes of governance that exist outside and alongside the state, particularly in fragile settings characterized by weak state institutions. I study the role of market associations...

The 'Multilogue' Among National Courts: Implications for the Legal Authority of the Court of Justice of the European Union

Contributing to the scholarship on European integration, my project offers an original perspective on how inter-institutional relationships within the EU's legal space shape the authority of the Court of Justice...

Ordinary Business Transactions and the Limits of Corporate Complicity in International Criminal Law

Across the globe, large multinational corporations regularly carry out commercial transactions with governments and non-state actors suspected of horrific human rights violations. As part of their ordinary business activities, they...

The Value of Competition Pro Bono Programme