Valentina Zambrano

Valentina Zambrano is an Associate Professor at the Department of Political Science of Sapienza University of Rome, specializing in international law, human rights, and migration studies. She teaches International Organization (MZ channel) and International Health Governance courses, with classes held in Room C/D and Room T01/XI of the Department during AY 2024/2025.

• Office hours: Mondays (online via Google Meet) and Wednesdays (in-person, Room 7, 4th floor) in the first semester; Mondays (online) and Tuesdays (in-person) in the second semester.
• Email: valentina.zambrano@uniroma1.it

Her research focuses on international humanitarian law, gender-based violence, climate justice, and anti-corruption frameworks. She has published extensively on topics like state immunity, migrant rights, and the European Union's human rights obligations, with recent work analyzing the legal implications of the Quirinale Treaty and vaccine distribution during the pandemic.

Key trends in her 15 most recent publications (2015–2025) include:

• Human rights enforcement mechanisms
• Intersection of migration law and gender equality
• Environmental obligations under international treaties
• Legal responses to corruption and peacekeeper misconduct
• Global health governance and intellectual property rights
• EU legal frameworks for data protection and sanctions