Kenta Tsuda

Key information

• PhD candidate
• Qualifications / Education Summary:  Harvard Law School, J.D. magna cum laude, 2014; Cambridge University, MPhil, 2008; Brown University, B.A. magna cum laude, 2007
• Email: kenta [ dot ] tsuda [ dot ] 21 [ at ] ucl.ac.uk

My thesis project examines how theories of bureaucratic autonomy are integrated within environmental law doctrine. My project is supported by the London Arts & Humanities Partnership and a UCL Faculty of Laws Research Scholarship.

I have taught undergraduate Public Law and Company Law tutorials, and have led seminars for LLM students in Environmental Law moduies.

Before coming to UCL, I practiced as a litigator in the United States.

Research Supervisors

• Professor Steven Vaughan
• Dr Colin Provost
• Professor Eloise Scotford

Research Interests

Administrative law, environmental law

Professional Memberships

• New York bar
• Massachusetts bar

Professional Experience

Conservation Law Foundation, staff attorney, 2019-21; U.S. Court of Appeals (5th Circuit), judicial law clerk, 2018-19; Earthjustice, associate attorney, 2015-18; Boies Schiller & Flexner LLP, associate, 2014-15; New Left Review, assistant editor, 2009-11.