Chantal Thomas

Dr. Chantal Thomas continues to explore the intricate intersections of international law, political economy, and global social justice as a distinguished Professor of Law at the School of Law, Georgetown University. With a profound expertise in International Economic Law and Law and Development, she has made significant contributions to understanding the dynamics of international trade and migration. Her academic journey has seen her impart knowledge at prestigious institutions such as Harvard Law School, Stanford Law School, and the Center for Transnational Legal Studies in London. Dr. Thomas's research is deeply rooted in examining how international legal frameworks influence economic policies and social justice on a global scale. She is particularly interested in how these frameworks affect developing nations and the movement of people across borders. Her work often delves into the complexities of global trade systems and their impact on equitable development, striving to uncover pathways towards more just and inclusive economic practices. Throughout her career, Dr. Thomas has been a vocal advocate for integrating social justice considerations into international economic policies. Her scholarly contributions have been widely recognized, and she frequently engages with policymakers and international organizations to bridge the gap between academic research and practical implementation. Her dedication to these issues is reflected in her numerous publications and her active participation in global forums addressing trade and migration challenges. In addition to her academic pursuits, Dr. Thomas is committed to mentoring the next generation of legal scholars and practitioners. She encourages her students to critically analyze the role of law in shaping economic and social outcomes, fostering a learning environment that emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical application. Her passion for teaching and research continues to inspire those around her, making her a pivotal figure in the field of international law and development.