Tvisha Shroff

Ms. Tvisha Shroff is a researcher at the Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge. Her work intersects Labour Law, Economic Development, and Global Governance, with a focus on socio-legal frameworks and international standards.

• PhD Candidate, Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge (2018–2021)
• Master of Laws (LLM) – Distinction, Georgetown University Law Centre (2015–2016)
• Bachelor of Laws (LLB) – First Class Honours, ILS’s Law College, University of Pune (2007–2012)

Her research investigates the legal dimensions of economic development, global governance, and digital trade. She analyzes how international frameworks, such as the International Labour Standards and the Global Deal for Decent Work, can address challenges in labor rights and inclusive growth.

Recent publications highlight her expertise in digital trade regulation, legitimacy in global labor governance, and socio-legal approaches to labor standards. These works span interdisciplinary analyses of policy, human rights, and socio-economic impacts in both national and international contexts.

She has been recognized with the Dorothy M. Mayer Award for Academic Achievement (2016) and the Dean’s List at Georgetown University (2016).

• The Dorothy M. Mayer Award for Academic Achievement and Contribution to the Legal Profession (2016)
• Dean’s List, Georgetown University Law Centre (2016)

Tvisha served as a Junior Labour Law Officer (2017–2018) and intern (2016) at the International Labour Office (ILO) in Geneva, Switzerland, and as a Law Clerk to Justice G. S. Singhvi at the Supreme Court of India (2012–2013). She is supervised by Professor Simon Deakin during her doctoral studies.