Pramiti Parwani
Assistant Professor
School of Law
S1.01, Social Sciences Building
University of Warwick
Coventry CV4 7AL
United Kingdom
Pramiti Parwani is an Assistant Professor at Warwick Law School. Her research interests are broadly in global health law and international trade law, informed by decolonial and Third World Approaches to International Law (TWAIL). She examines how international legal and regulatory frameworks contribute to global health inequities, and from that lens, explores the 'capabilities' of Global South states to meet the needs of their peoples.
Prior to joining the University of Warwick, she completed her PhD cum laude at the University of Amsterdam (2025). Her doctoral research examined global equitable access to vaccines, advancing an innovative normative framework of “states’ capabilities” to analyse how the European Union and India, through transnational legal and regulatory regimes, impact the effective opportunities of LDCs (specifically Senegal, Uganda, and Bangladesh) to access pandemic vaccines for their people.
She is committed to translating academic research into meaningful policy impact and has consulted for health non-profit organisations including Health Action International and the Pharmaceutical Accountability Foundation.