Tracy Boahene

Tracy Boahene is a Lecturer in Law at the Salford Business School, University of Salford. Originally from Ghana, she pursued a PhD in Law at Salford after completing a Psychology undergraduate degree, a Master’s in Commercial Law in Ghana, and private legal practice. Her research focuses on public and private international law, foreign investment law, and investor-state arbitration, with a particular emphasis on state compliance and enforcement mechanisms in international investment agreements.

Education:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology
• Master’s in Commercial Law (Ghana)
• PhD in Law (University of Salford, 2022)

Research Interests: Tracy’s work examines the efficacy of international investment regimes in regulating state and investor behaviors. Her PhD thesis, currently being prepared for publication as a book, analyzes challenges in enforcing international investment awards and proposes frameworks for enhancing compliance. She emphasizes the intersection of legal principles and practical enforcement in global investment disputes.

Community & Culture: Tracy values the collaborative environment at Salford Business School, highlighting its supportive community and focus on student success. She actively contributes to initiatives that position Salford as a leader in legal and business education.