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Sarah Nouwen

Full-time Professor

Department of Law

Co-Director of the Academy of European Law

Academy of European Law

Contact info

[email protected]

[+39] 055 4685 480

Office

Villa Salviati- Manica, SAMN241

Administrative contact

Arianna Morel

Working languages

Dutch, English, French

Curriculum vitae

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EUI Publications Repository

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Sarah Nouwen

Full-time Professor

Department of Law

Co-Director of the Academy of European Law

Academy of European Law

Biography

Sarah Nouwen has been a Professor of Public International Law at the EUI since September 2020. She is on leave from the University of Cambridge, where she is a Professor in Public International Law and a Fellow of Pembroke College and was for many years a Co-Deputy Director of the Lauterpacht Centre for International Law. She is also an Editor-in-Chief of the European Journal of International Law.

Nouwen received a 2-in-1 LLB and LLM from Utrecht University, doing part of her degree at the University of the Western Cape and the University of Cape Town. She then obtained an MPhil in International Relations and a PhD in Law at the University of Cambridge, where she subsequently became a Junior Research Fellow. Prior to assuming her lectureship at Cambridge in 2012, she worked in international diplomacy: at the Netherlands mission to the United Nations, at the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs in The Hague, at the Netherlands Embassy in Khartoum, and as a Senior Legal Advisor to the African Union High Level Implementation Panel in Sudan. She also served as a consultant for the UK Department of International Development in Darfur.

Recent research output

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Supervision interests

"I am interested in supervising in any of the areas of my own research interests, listed above, and beyond. I plan to be working on a book on international law and peace negotiations, so synergies in PhD supervision might be mutually inspiring"

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