Amin Parsa

Amin Parsa is a Senior Lecturer at Halmstad University's School of Education, Humanities and Social Sciences, holding a doctoral degree in Public International Law from Lund University. His interdisciplinary research bridges international law, sociology of law, and technology studies, focusing on digital/visual technologies in armed conflicts and border control, intersectional AI, and abolitionist politics.

• PhD in Public International Law, Lund University
• Senior Lecturer at Halmstad University (School of Education, Humanities and Social Sciences)
• Regional Editor, Retfærd: Nordic Journal of Law and Justice

Research explores:

• Visual targeting systems in counterinsurgency
• Legal materiality of distinction principles
• Digital geopolitics of data flows
• Abolition of carceral systems
• Historical legacies of slavery in Swedish law

Recent publications examine structural racism in policing, compulsory hijab jurisprudence, and AI's impact on legal practice. His work appears in journals like Retfærd and International Law and Technological Control. Affiliated with Halmstad's TRAINS Research Programme.