Mavluda Sattorova

Professor Mavluda Sattorova holds the position of Professor of International Economic Law (Trade and Investment) at the University of Liverpool's School of Law and Social Justice, part of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. She specializes in international investment law, investor-state arbitration, and transnational corporate governance. Her work bridges legal scholarship with policy advocacy, collaborating with UNCTAD, WHO, and the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office. Key roles include Director for Research at the International Law Association British Branch (2022–present) and convenor of AsianSIL's International Investment Law Interest Group.

• PhD and LLM from the University of Birmingham (2010/2006)
• Chevening Scholarship recipient (2005–2006)
• British Academy Mid-Career Fellow (2021–2022)

Research focuses on reforming international investment treaties, corporate obligations to local communities, and the intersection of investment law with climate governance. Recent projects include the British Academy-funded 'Corporation as a Good Citizen' (2021–2022). Teaching modules include International Law and Foreign Investment, Contemporary Issues in International Arbitration, and Climate Justice.

Awarded the Santander Prize (2014), she has held visiting appointments at Cambridge University, National University of Singapore, and Nagoya University. Professional activities include editorial roles for the Asian Journal of International Law and the Yearbook of International Investment Law and Policy.