Catherine Bocskor

Professor Catherine Bocskor is an esteemed Adjunct Professorial Lecturer at the School of International Service at American University. With a robust academic background, she holds multiple degrees in law and international relations, which have significantly shaped her professional journey. Her international experience is extensive, having worked in-house for a multinational corporation in Washington, DC, and practiced law in Budapest, Hungary. During her time in Budapest, she was instrumental in establishing investment funds, a testament to her expertise and dedication to the field. Bocskor's research is primarily centered on transitional justice, a subject she is deeply passionate about. Her interest in this area was sparked by her experiences in Hungary during the transformative 1990s, a period that profoundly influenced her academic and professional pursuits. Her work in transitional justice not only contributes to academic discourse but also provides practical insights into the complexities of justice in post-conflict societies. As an alumna of American University, Professor Bocskor has returned to her undergraduate alma mater to impart her knowledge and experience to the next generation of students. Her teaching is enriched by her diverse professional background and her commitment to fostering a deeper understanding of international relations and justice. Her students benefit from her firsthand experiences and her ability to connect theoretical concepts with real-world applications. Professor Bocskor is dedicated to nurturing a learning environment that encourages critical thinking and engagement with global issues. Her contributions to the School of International Service are invaluable, as she continues to inspire and mentor students, preparing them to become informed and active participants in the global community.