Bernhard Ehrenzeller

Bernhard Ehrenzeller serves as a Corresponding Member of the Division of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of St. Gallen's Institute of Law and Legal Practice. His academic affiliation spans since 2010 within the School of Law.

His research spans critical domains of legal scholarship including:

• Constitutional frameworks of federal systems
• Intersections of religious institutions and state law
• Comparative analysis of legislative powers in foreign policy
• Swiss political concordance mechanisms
• Administrative law structures across jurisdictions

His work demonstrates deep engagement with Swiss legal exceptionalism while maintaining international comparative perspectives.

Ehrenzeller's publication record reveals consistent scholarly output since the 1980s, with recent work focusing on educational federalism and constitutional evolution. His research bridges theoretical legal frameworks with practical governance challenges, particularly in Swiss institutional contexts.

As a Corresponding Member, he contributes to the Division of Humanities and Social Sciences' scholarly activities while maintaining primary institutional affiliation with the University of St. Gallen's legal research infrastructure.