Annika Rudman

Prof Annika Rudman spesialiseer in Internasionale Reg, Internasionale Menseregte en Internasionale Eiendomsregte. Sy het Internasionale Reg gedoseer by die Universiteite van Lund en Malmo in Swede, sowel as by die Universiteit van Dar Es Salaam in Tanzanië. Sy het navorsing gedoen oor grondregte, geslagsgelykheid en inheemse grondregte in Oos en Wes Afrika, sowel as Suid-Afrika. In 1997 het sy die Erasmus beurs ontvang vir deelname aan ‘n meestersgraad program in Internasionale Reg by die Universiteit Utrecht. In 2002 het sy ‘n navorsingstoekenning ontvang van die Sweedse Ontwikkelings Agentskap (Sida) en in 2003 het sy ‘n navorsingstoekenning ontvang om navorsing te onderneem vir haar PhD tesis van Sida/SAREC. Prof Annika Rudman specialises in Public International Law, International Human Rights Law and International Property Rights. She has taught Public International Law at Universities of Lund and Malmo in Sweden as well as the University of Dar Es Salaam in Tanzania. She has carried out extensive research in East and West Africa as well as in South Africa in relation to her interest in land rights, gender equality and customary land tenure. In 1997 she received the Erasmus Scholarship for participation in the Masters Programme in Public International Law at the University of Utrecth. In 2002 she received a field research grant from the Swedish Development Agency (Sida) and in 2003 she received a four years research grant to carry out research in relation to her PhD dissertation from Sida/SAREC.