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Dr. Anna Saunders is a Lecturer at the ANU Law School, specializing in international law, legal history, and the intersection of property law with climate change. She holds a PhD from University College London (UCL), alongside degrees from Melbourne Law School and Harvard Law School. Her research examines legal transformations in patent systems, decolonial legal frameworks, and the political economy of constitution-making.
- Education: JD (Melbourne), MPhil (Melbourne), LLM (Harvard), PhD (UCL)
- Professional Affiliations: Australian and New Zealand Society of International Law, European Society of International Law
Her work bridges legal theory with practical applications in climate diplomacy and intellectual property, analyzing how historical legal structures influence modern international governance. Recent publications include articles in the American Journal of International Law and Transnational Legal Theory, as well as co-editing Revolutions in International Law: The Legacies of 1917.
- Awards: 2024 ANZSIL Article Prize for work on constitutional lawmaking techniques
Teaching focuses on international law, property law, and law-science interactions. She advises doctoral students in areas like critical property theory and legal history.
