Esra Akdogan

Esra Akdoğan is a Lecturer in Law specializing in EU external relations law, sustainable development, and free trade agreements. Her research focuses on the intersection of international law, environmental policy, and trade regulations. She has contributed to significant works analyzing EU-Turkey legal frameworks, policy coherence for development, and multilateral environmental agreements. Her recent publications explore trade and environment nexus, deforestation governance, and sustainability in EU free trade agreements.

• Research Interests: Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), EU external policy, environmental law, international organizations, and legal frameworks for global challenges

Her recent articles highlight innovative approaches to policy coherence in trade agreements and enforcement mechanisms for environmental standards. She co-edited a volume on EU external relations law and sustainability, addressing topics like climate governance and legal integration.

Akdoğan actively participates in academic events, serving on the scientific committee for conferences such as 'Food Law for a Healthier Future' and presenting on trade-environment synergies. Her work bridges legal analysis with practical policy solutions for global sustainability challenges.