Anna Liguori

Anna Liguori is an Associate Professor of International Law at the University of Naples 'L'Orientale' (Department of Human and Social Sciences). She holds visiting positions at institutions including Universidad de Chile (2024), Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (2024), and University of Deusto (2021). Her academic background includes a doctorate in Internal and Community Public Law from Second University of Naples.

Her research focuses on human rights, migration and asylum law, and climate litigation. She examines state responsibility in border externalization, climate-induced migration, and the jurisprudence of international courts. Her recent work analyzes how climate change intersects with human mobility and legal accountability mechanisms.

Her 65+ publications show a strong emphasis on:

• European Court of Human Rights climate rulings (2023-2025)
• EU migration policy and third-country agreements
• Extraterritorial processing of asylum claims
• Border control human rights violations

She received the FFARB research funding award (2017) and serves on editorial boards including 'Human Rights and International Law'.

Professor Liguori teaches graduate courses in International Law and Migration Protection, advises PhD candidates, and has led EU-funded projects like the Jean Monnet Network on Migration Policy Systems. She maintains active collaborations with human rights institutes globally.