14/02/2018
Lincoln Law School
College of Social Science
Amal Ali joined the Law School in September 2016. She undertook her PhD studies at the University of Sheffield, where she had previously obtained an LLM in International and European Law. Her doctoral thesis considered the representation of women and their right to manifest their religious belief in the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights. Her research interests are in intersectionality and women’s rights within the broader field of law, gender and religion.
Amal lectures in European Union Law and teaches on the Legal Systems & Skills module on the undergraduate programme. She is the module co-ordinator of EU Internal Market Law and teaches EU External Relations Law on the LLM International Law and International Business Law courses. Amal is also the Law School’s Student Participation Officer, the Study Abroad Co-ordinator and a member of the University’s Race Equality Steering Group.
European Union Law, Public International Law, Critical Studies
Feminist Theory
Human rights
Intersectionality
public international law