Her dissertation titled ‘Sustainability Clauses in International Business Contracts’ focused on the interplay between sustainability goals and international contract law (published with Eleven International Publishing, 2015). She holds a Master in Law degree from Charles University (2009). Katerina’s research focuses on the practice of using private law tools to advance public interests, especially in the CSR and climate regulation area. She is also interested in the ways law and legal tools are designed and used to steer behaviour in environmentally sound and responsible directions. She was a visiting scholar at Duke University (2016) and Vanderbilt University (2012). Before joining academia, Katerina worked as legal trainee for Baker&McKenzie Prague office and as a junior lawyer in Hajek&Zrzavecky, Czech Republic.