New Postdoc at iCourts - Siri Silvereke
Siri Silvereke is post-doctoral researcher at the Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen, affiliated with the Study Hub for International Economic Law and Development (SHIELD) and iCourts. She is a member of the research team in the DFF project ENERGIZE, which examines transformations of international investment law for the green transition (led by Prof. mso Joanna Lam). Her current research is focused on protection of environmental common goods in the energy sector in the context of international investment law and EU law.
Siri Silvereke graduated from Lund University (Sweden) with a Master in Laws in European Business Law. She also studied at Université Panthéon Assas, Paris II, Paris (France) and at the Örebro University (Sweden). Siri Silvereke holds a doctoral degree from University of Luxembourg, where she researched the recent deep comprehensive free trade and investment agreements, their compatibility with EU law and the effect that the new investment dispute resolution systems may have on the EU autonomy (doctoral thesis: “The New Generation of Bilateral Free Trade Agreement – a new legal instrument for external action and trade of the European Union”). She assisted Prof. Eleftheria Neframi on the project “EU as a Global Actor”, where she participated in organizing a series of conferences and seminars on a quarterly basis between 2015-2017 at University of Luxembourg. She also published on, inter alia, the effect of the UK withdrawal from the EU on bilateral free trade agreements (International Organizations Law Review).