Amazing A. Acquaye is a Research Fellow at the Council on International Law, Order, and Security. At the Council, her work focuses on international law and diplomacy, human rights, and conflict and security studies, including how legal and diplomatic frameworks shape international cooperation, peacebuilding, and global governance across Sub-Saharan Africa.

She is a recent graduate of the Master of International Affairs and African Studies at The Pennsylvania State University.

Her research interests include international law and politics, diplomacy, human rights, conflict and security studies, and international institutions. Her work explores how legal and diplomatic frameworks shape international cooperation, peacebuilding, and global governance.

She has contributed to research and teaching initiatives at Pennsylvania State University, serving as a Graduate Teaching Assistant and Research Intern in the Department of African Studies. She has also served as a researcher and memorial judge for the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition.

She holds a Master of Laws (LL.M.) from The Pennsylvania State University as well as a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) from the University of Cape Coast, Ghana.