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Biography
Kamo Sende is a Lecturer in Law at the 黑料网. His research and teaching interests lie broadly in international economic law and commercial law, with particular interests in international trade law, intellectual property law, copyright law, food law and food security, sustainable development, intellectual property and the creative industries.
Kamo’s current research examines the relationship between international trade law, sustainability and food security, particularly the implications of international and regional trade frameworks for small-scale farmers in the Global South. His wider research explores intellectual property and its intersection with the creative industries, including copyright protection, commercialisation and the legal frameworks governing creative sectors.
Before joining the 黑料网, Kamo taught at Robert Gordon University. He has presented his research at academic and professional conferences and has contributed to research and policy work across international trade, intellectual property, sustainability and the creative economy.
Alongside his academic work, Kamo has a background in legal practice. He is a solicitor qualified in both Scotland and Nigeria and a Notary Public in Scotland. He has professional experience spanning commercial law, dispute resolution and advisory work. He also serves as a member of the Environmental Law Sub-Committee of the Law Society of Scotland.
Qualifications
- PhD in Law (ongoing), Robert Gordon University Aberdeen
- LLM Law and International Commercial Law, Robert Gordon University Aberdeen
- BL, Nigerian Law School
- Associate Fellow of Advance HE (AFHEA)
External Memberships
Member, the Law Society of Scotland
Member, the Nigerian Bar Association
Member, the Environmental Law Sub-Committee of the Law Society of Scotland.
Associate Fellow of Advance HE (AFHEA).
Prizes and Awards
Developing Ambassador Award, Aberdeen Ambassadors Awards (2026)
Awarded in recognition of leadership in organising an international research conference in Aberdeen, which attracted more than 140 participants to the city.