Joanitha Ntangeki

Dr Joanitha Ntangeki is an Associate Lecturer at the School of Society and Culture, part of the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Business at the University of Plymouth. Her teaching focuses on Business Law, Contract Law, Employment Law, EU Law, Constitutional Law, Investment Law, and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). Her research centers on international investment law reform, particularly issues related to investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS), sustainable development goals, and host state rights in investment treaties. She has presented at academic conferences such as the University of Derby Law School Summer Conference (2023) and Canterbury Christ Church University's International Law in Context series (2017-2018).

Her recent work examines the role of international investment agreements in supporting sustainable development, while earlier research explored ISDS reform pathways for African states and Tanzania's legal frameworks for investment arbitration. She actively engages in multilateral forum discussions to rebalance treaties in favor of host states' developmental priorities.

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