Dr Katarina Schwarz is an Assistant Professor in Antislavery Law and Policy in the School of Law, and Associate Director of the Rights Lab, at the University of Nottingham. Her research explores the intersections between slavery and the law, from the historical to the contemporary. She holds a PhD from the University of Nottingham (considering the case for reparations for transatlantic enslavement in international law), as well as LLB and BA degrees from the University of Otago.
In her role leading the Rights Lab's Law and Policy Programme, Schwarz works at the interface of research and policy to deliver evidence-based guidance for contemporary antislavery action. Her Rights Lab research interrogates the law and policy frameworks operating at the global, regional, and domestic level to determine the elements of effective antislavery governance and map trends, successes, and failures.
Experience
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2019–presentAssistant professor, University of Nottingham
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2019–presentAssociate director, The Rights Lab, University of Nottingham
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2017–2020Postgraduate teaching assistant, University of Nottingham
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2018–2019Research fellow, University of Nottingham
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2017–2018Research assistant, University of Nottingham
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2017–2018Teaching assistant, University of Nottingham
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2016–2017Teaching assistant, Queen's University Belfast
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2015–2015Teaching assistant, University of Otago
Education
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2019University of Nottingham, PhD (Law)
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2015University of Otago, LLB(Hons) - First Class
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2014University of Otago, BA
Publications
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2018Reasserting Agency: Procedural Justice, Victim-Centricity and the Right to Remedy for Survivors of Slavery and Related Exploitation, Journal of Modern Slavery
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2018Reparations for the Transatlantic Slave Trade and Historical Enslavement: Linking past atrocities with contemporary victim populations, Netherlands Quarterly of Human Rights
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