Sarah Ganty works on migration and asylum law, social justice, anti-discrimination law, socioeconomic inequalities and citizenship law. She also has a strong background in EU law. Her current research project, with Eva Brems, studies the concept of merit as a proxy for how public, economic and social goods, offices and legal status ought to be shared or attributed. Her first monograph dissects the concept of “migrants’ integration” in EU law; her articles have appeared in numerous peer reviewed law journals. She studied law in Belgium and Yale. She is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Human Rights Center of Ghent University and a research affiliate at the Democracy Institute in Budapest. She is also a JSD candidate at Yale Law School, where she is the President of the YLS European Law Association. She taught social justice, EU law and human rights law at CEU (Vienna) as well as the ULB and the Facultés Universitaires Saint-Louis in Brussels.
