Sanja Bogojević is Fellow and Professor of Law at Lady Margaret Hall and the Faculty of Law. She has held research/teaching visiting positions across the world, including at the Max Planck Institute for Collective Goods; the New York University School of Law; the University of New South Wales; the UC Berkeley School of Law; Riga Graduate School of Law; the University of Belgrade Law Faculty; and the University of Milan.

She is an expert on carbon market, environmental rights, climate law, the greening of procurement law, and Environmental Law more generally. On the basis of her book Emissions Trading Schemes: Market, States and Law (Hart 2013), she was awarded the 2016 Nils Klim Prize for her outstanding research contribution to environmental law- scholarship and ‘the originality, the creativity, the prolific output and the many scholarly interventions that Sanja Bogojević’s research has led to’. Her work in European law includes Great Debates in EU Law (Hart/Blomsbury 2021, with Jeremias Adams-Prassl).

Bogojević is currently working on research projects exploring legal frictions involving infrastructure projects in relation to the Belt and Road Initiative, the interlinks between populism, the rule of law and environmental protection, and co-leads legal investigations in government-backed research to help UK reach Net-Zero emissions.