Peter Gottschalk

Peter Gottschalk is a Senior Lecturer and Researcher at Lund University, affiliated with the Department of Business Law and the Lund University Centre for Business Law. His work bridges legal scholarship and political science, focusing on international trade/business law, intellectual property, and the intersection of sustainability, resilience, and security in geoeconomic contexts.

• Education: Doctor of International Law (2018), Bachelor of Political Science
• Prior background as a chemist and legal practitioner in courts, law firms, and IP law

Research spans regulation of emerging technologies, circular economy frameworks, and the Nagoya Protocol's role in biodiversity governance. He designed the master's course Intellectual Property and Sustainability (HARN62), addressing issues like the Right to Repair and digitalization in IP law.

Recent publications analyze compliance mechanisms under international environmental agreements and institutional effectiveness in biodiversity frameworks. His activities include presentations at events such as the Lund Roundtable on Human Rights in the Anthropocene and contributions to networks like the Lund University Intellectual Property Network.