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Lilli Hasche is a legal scholar at the University of Bremen specializing in postcolonial and feminist legal theory, legal anthropology, and critical analysis of global supply chains. Her work examines how contractual frameworks perpetuate labor exploitation and human rights violations in transnational production networks.
- University of Bremen (2017–2022)
- MA Transcultural Studies, University of Bremen and Paris I – Sorbonne-Panthéon (2014–2018)
- BA Political Science, University of Bremen (2010–2014)
Her research integrates postcolonial, feminist, and materialist legal theories to analyze colonial continuities in contemporary law, particularly in urban development, global trade, and healthcare governance. She employs ethnographic methods to explore the sociolegal dimensions of cotton trade history and port city formations.
Recent publications focus on decolonial reform in global health governance, colonial legacies in Bremen’s urban port areas, and tensions in regulating far-right political incompatibility with trade unions. She actively engages in public discourse through lectures and interactive projects like colonial history city tours in Bremen.
Hasche’s academic activities emphasize transnational legal struggles, critical epistemology, and materialist approaches to law. She collaborates with interdisciplinary teams on projects examining colonial memory practices and ethical responsibility in legal frameworks.
