Alina Kaczorowska

Biography

Alina Kaczorowska holds a number of postgraduate legal qualifications and a State Doctorate in International Law with great distinction (Doctorat en Droit avec la mention très honorable) from the University of Nice in France. She has been Professor of EU and International Law at the University of the West Indies since September 2005. Prior to that she was Professor of EU Law at the Southampton Institute in England and was awarded a Jean Monnet Chair in EU Law in June 2004. She has taught at University College Cork in Ireland, at McGill University in Montréal, at the Grand Ecole de Commerce in Rennes and is qualified as a barrister at the Paris Bar. She is the leading writer on EU Law and Public International Law for Routledge of London and New York. She has published eighteen books, and many articles in renowned journals. Since joining the University of the West Indies she has been actively involved in Caribbean legal life and considers herself the friend of the Caribbean Court of Justice.

Research Interest

Substantive EU Law, Private International Law, International Human Rights Law, CARICOM Single Market and Economy Competition Law.