Biography
Kamala Dawar is an expert in international and European trade law, specialising in public procurement, competition and consumer law and policy. She was awarded a PhD in International Trade Law (magna cum laude) from the Graduate Institute, Geneva and an LLM in International and European Trade Law from the Â鶹´«Ã½ of Amsterdam Law School (Distinction). She also holds an MSc in Comparative Government (Distinction) from the London School of Economics and a B.A. Politics (First Class) from the Â鶹´«Ã½ of the West of England.
In addition to teaching courses on international trade, commercial, investment, company and financial law, Kamala conducts research, policy analysis and technical assistance training for academic, inter-governmental and non-governmental organisations, including the WTO, World Bank, the European Union, COMESA, CARICOM, ASEAN as well as public interest organisations and has undertaken BREXIT-related research, policy analysis and capacity building for example, for the UK Government, the European Parliament, Northern Ireland businesses and procurement community, and national media.
Kamala has published a book, along with various articles, book chapters and reports on international economic law issues including: WTO law enforcement, protectionism, the regulation of competition and public procurement, regional trade agreements, and preferential trading arrangements for development.
Role
Senior Lecturer Law: Trade and Commercial