KAMO SENDE

KAMO SENDE's Qualifications (3)

LLB
Doctor of Business Administration [DBA]

Status Complete

Part Time No

Years 2011 - 2016

Project Title Torture and Extra-judicial killing: An appraisal

Awarding Institution Benue State University, Makurdi

Status	Complete
Part Time	No
Years	2011 - 2016
Project Title	Torture and Extra-judicial killing: An appraisal
Awarding Institution	Benue State University, Makurdi

LLM Law and International Commercial Law
Master's Degree

Status Complete

Part Time No

Years 2022 - 2023

Project Title International Trade Law and Sustainability: Balancing Trade Liberalisation and Environmental Protection

Project Description
This dissertation delves into the complex relationship between international trade law and
sustainability, with a specific focus on the delicate balance between trade liberalisation and
environmental protection. The expansion of global trade has raised concerns about its impact
on environmental degradation, making it more important than ever to examine the theoretical
perspectives that frame the trade-environment debate. Through a critical analysis of major
international trade agreements such as WTO and NAFTA (now USMCA), and environmental
agreements such as UNFCCC and CBD, this study identifies limitations of the current WTO
framework in promoting environmental protection. The study also explores challenges and
opportunities for better aligning trade and environment, with an analysis of the role played by
sustainability impact assessments. Finally, the study concludes with policy recommendations for
reforming trade law and agreements to better incorporate environmental considerations.

KEYWORDS: International trade law, sustainability, trade liberalisation

Awarding Institution Robert Gordon University

Director of Studies Rebecca Cox

Status	Complete
Part Time	No
Years	2022 - 2023
Project Title	International Trade Law and Sustainability: Balancing Trade Liberalisation and Environmental Protection
Project Description	This dissertation delves into the complex relationship between international trade law and sustainability, with a specific focus on the delicate balance between trade liberalisation and environmental protection. The expansion of global trade has raised concerns about its impact on environmental degradation, making it more important than ever to examine the theoretical perspectives that frame the trade-environment debate. Through a critical analysis of major international trade agreements such as WTO and NAFTA (now USMCA), and environmental agreements such as UNFCCC and CBD, this study identifies limitations of the current WTO framework in promoting environmental protection. The study also explores challenges and opportunities for better aligning trade and environment, with an analysis of the role played by sustainability impact assessments. Finally, the study concludes with policy recommendations for reforming trade law and agreements to better incorporate environmental considerations. KEYWORDS: International trade law, sustainability, trade liberalisation
Awarding Institution	Robert Gordon University
Director of Studies	Rebecca Cox

PhD International Trade Law
Doctor of Philosophy [PhD]

Status Current

Part Time No

Years 2024 - 2028

Project Title Balancing Trade Liberalisation, Sustainability and Food Security; An Assessment of International Trade Law's Impact on Small-Scale Farmers in Developing Countries: A case study of Nigeria and Mexico

Awarding Institution Robert Gordon University

Director of Studies Uche Iloka

Second Supervisor Rebecca Cox

Additional Supervisor Paul Arnell

Status	Current
Part Time	No
Years	2024 - 2028
Project Title	Balancing Trade Liberalisation, Sustainability and Food Security; An Assessment of International Trade Law's Impact on Small-Scale Farmers in Developing Countries: A case study of Nigeria and Mexico
Awarding Institution	Robert Gordon University
Director of Studies	Uche Iloka
Second Supervisor	Rebecca Cox
Additional Supervisor	Paul Arnell