Anat Rosenberg

Professor Anat Rosenberg holds a position at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, University of London. She earned her LL.B. (magna cum laude) from Hebrew University and a PhD from Tel Aviv University. Her research focuses on Law & Humanities, employing interdisciplinary methods to explore modern capitalism, liberalism, and media through lenses like law & history, literature, visuality, and materiality. She currently serves as a visiting scholar at the University of Cambridge's Faculty of History and a fellow at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies.

Her educational background includes advanced legal and historical studies in Israel and the UK. Key research themes include the cultural legal history of advertising, contractual frameworks in Victorian England, and the interplay between liberal thought and social hierarchies.

Publications include *The Rise of Mass Advertising* (2022), analyzing advertising's legal and cultural impact on British modernity, and *Liberalizing Contracts* (2019), examining contractual theory through literature and legal history. Her work bridges law, literature, and sociology to critique historical narratives of capitalism and liberalism.

Labs/Teams: Active in interdisciplinary legal studies, collaborating with institutions like Columbia Law School and Cambridge University.