Alice Trotter
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Profile
Biography
Dr Alice Trotter
Research Associate
Alice joined the Centre for Applied Human Right’s Generating Respect Hub in August 2024, as a Research Associate on the project ‘Transitional Justice and the Anthropocene’.
Alice successfully defended her PhD thesis at York Law School in July 2024. She also holds an MA in Social Research (2019-2020) and an LLM in International Human Rights Law and Practice (2017-2018), both at the University of York.
Alice’s work is very much interdisciplinary. She is building a profile of research that spans the local human rights agenda, the paradigm of transitional justice, the politics of global health, and the construction of ‘neglect’ in neglected tropical diseases.
Research
Overview
Research interests:
- Human rights and the city
- The politics of global health
- Noma and neglected tropical diseases
Publications
Selected publications
A Trotter, ‘‘The City [in] The City?’: Exploring international law’s architecture in York’s Human Rights City’ in R Vos et al. (eds.) International Law and Architecture (Elgar, forthcoming 2025).
A Trotter & I Cismas, "Framing Noma: Human Rights and Neglected Tropical Diseases as Paths for Advocacy”, in H Bhakuni & L Miotto (eds.) Justice in Global Health: New Perspectives and Current Issues (Routledge, 2023), pp. 82 – 110.