I am a socio-legal researcher and project coordinator committed to advancing social and reparative justice through both practice and critical inquiry. In my work, I apply a comparative and intersectional perspective to tackle issues of racial and gender inequality, access to higher education, responsible business practices, and legacies of historical injustices, both in policy and practice.
Remicard Kam Sereme
I am a socio-legal researcher committed to social justice and critical legal thought.
- Role
- PhD Researcher in Law
- Affiliation
- European University Institute, Florence
- Afro (Black) Feminist Thought
- Critical Legal Theory
- Private Law
- European Union Law
- Equality and Non-discrimination Law
- Gender Studies
- International Human Rights Law
- Business & Human Rights
Education
- 2025 - 2029
PhD in Law
European University Institute, Florence, Italy
Supervisor: Martijn W. Hesselink.
- 2019 - 2022
Master in Economic Law, Global Business Law and Governance
Sciences Po Paris Law School, Paris, France
Graduated cum laude. Master thesis: "Don't liberate us, we'll take care of it": a comparative legal history of black women subordination in France and in the United States.
- 2019 - 2022
Advanced Certificate in Gender Studies
Sciences Po Paris, PRESAGE Program, Paris, France
- 2016 - 2019
Bachelor in Social Sciences, International Program Europe-Asia
Sciences Po Paris, Le Havre Campus, Le Havre, France
History, political science and international affairs, with a focus on South and Southeast Asia.