Sarina Landefeld

Sarina Landefeld is a Lecturer at the University of Leicester's Leicester Law School, joining in September 2023. Previously, she served as a lecturer at Leicester De Montfort Law School. Her research focuses on international humanitarian law, war, and armed conflict, incorporating interdisciplinary approaches from International Relations and history. She holds a PhD funded by the AHRC/Midlands3Cities Doctoral Training Partnership, recognized with the DJ Harris Prize for her groundbreaking doctoral work on conceptualizing individuals in international humanitarian law.

As Assistant Reviews Editor at the Journal of International Humanitarian Legal Studies, she contributes to academic discourse. Her teaching and supervision emphasize contemporary legal challenges in conflict contexts. Though no specific publications are listed here, her work bridges historical, legal, and political analyses to address modern humanitarian law dilemmas.