Aygun Mammadzada

Aygun Mammadzada is a Lecturer in Law at Swansea University's Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law, joining in August 2022. Previously, she held roles as a part-time lecturer at Bournemouth University, teaching assistant at Southampton University, and lecturer at Baku State University. Her expertise spans international business, trade, and maritime law, with a focus on digitalisation and legal innovation. She serves as Managing Editor of Global Constitutionalism (Cambridge University Press) and has held visiting fellowships across European institutions. Awards include Max Planck research grants and Konrad Zweigert scholarships.

Research interests include commercial conflict laws, intellectual property, dispute resolution mechanisms (arbitration/litigation), and the legal implications of emerging technologies like AI and blockchain. She teaches modules on international trade law, commercial arbitration, and legal applications of AI/blockchain technology.

Publications include analyses of post-Brexit judicial cooperation and anti-suit injunctions in shipping law. She is also a qualified lawyer in Azerbaijan, with prior experience in the Ministry of Education and European Commission projects.