Dr Sheri Labenski

Staff details

Dr Sheri Labenski

Position

Senior Lecturer in Law

Department

Law

Email

S.Labenski (@gold.ac.uk)

Sheri's research focuses on gender and feminist theory, and international law.

Sheri is a Senior Lecturer in Law. She convenes the module English Legal System in a Global Context, and also contributes teaching to Gender, Sexualities and the Law, International Law and Politics, Criminal Justice in Context, and Advanced Criminal Law and Criminal Justice (LLM).

Sheri's current research focuses on gender, peace and food security in international law. Her monograph, with Routledge, looks at women perpetrators in international criminal law, feminist dialogues and the media.

Before joining the Law Department, Sheri was a post-doc at the LSE Centre for Women, Peace, and Security, where she worked on a European Research Council funded project titled, Gendered Peace.

Sheri has taught in the areas of law and gender in the School of Law at the University of Warwick as well as in the School of Law and Centre for Gender Studies at SOAS, University of London.

Research interests

Sheri's research interests cut across the areas of gender and feminist approaches, armed conflict, peace and international law.

Interested in undertaking PhD supervision in the areas of: gender and feminist approaches to international law, as well as gender or feminist perspectives on the spectrum of peace and conflict.

Publications and research outputs

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Conferences and talks

2022: Feminist Manifestos for International Law and Global Constitutionalism
Law and Society Association (Roundtable)

2021: Female Perpetrators and Gender Analysis: Insights for a Gendered Peace
Adjudicating Gender-Based Persecution At The ICC & Beyond: A Monumental Step And The Challenges That Lie Ahead at Northumbria University, Modern Law Review

2021: Gender, Peace, Education and International Law: a Symposium (LSE WPS)

2024: Meet the Scholar, Talk with the International Criminal Law Committee, American Bar Association