Susan Marks

Susan Marks is a Professor of International Law at the LSE Law School, part of the London School of Economics and Political Science. She has held academic positions at King’s College London and the University of Cambridge (Emmanuel College). Her research focuses on applying radical legal traditions to the study of international law and human rights, emphasizing critical perspectives on global governance frameworks.

Previously at Cambridge, she contributed to legal scholarship and was affiliated with Emmanuel College. She joined LSE in 2010, where she continues to teach and conduct research. Her expertise spans international law, human rights, and legal theory, with a particular interest in challenging conventional narratives within these fields.

She is a Fellow of the British Academy, recognizing her contributions to academic excellence. While no specific articles or grants are listed, her work reflects engagement with interdisciplinary legal critiques and public discourse on human rights frameworks.