Aristea Koukiadaki

Aristea is Managing Editor of the International Labour Review and affiliated Professor of Labour Law and Industrial Relations at the University of Manchester.

She holds a PhD from Warwick Business School and in the past worked at the Universities of Cambridge and Warwick. During part of her research, she was visiting professor at IDHE (École Normale Supérieure de Cachan, France) and the Uppsala Forum on Peace, Democracy and Justice (University of Uppsala, Sweden). She is currently research associate at the Centre for Business Research (University of Cambridge), the London Centre for Corporate Governance and Ethics (Birkbeck College) and the New Zealand Work and Labour Market Institute (Auckland Technical University).

She is a member of the Transnational Trade Union Rights Experts of the European Trade Union Institute (ETUI) and sits on the executive committee of the Institute of Employment Rights. Her research has focused on the empirical study of law and on applied legal and policy analysis, with particular reference to comparative labour law and industrial relations. Her current research projects focus on public procurement and labour clauses (DG Employment funding) and the evolution of remedial rules and institutions in comparative labour law (Horizon Europe ERC Consolidator Grant).