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• Constitutional Law
• Administrative Law
• Environmental Law
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Prof. Dr. Monika Böhm serves as a Professor of Constitutional and Administrative Law at the Law School of Philipps University of Marburg, holding the chair focused on German and European public law. Concurrently, she works as a state prosecutor at the High Court of the State of Hesse, addressing parliamentary committee law, election law, municipal financial equalization, corona-law, and fundamental rights cases. Her research spans core public law disciplines: Constitutional and Administrative Law Environmental Law (specializing in nuclear law and traffic emissions protection) European Union Law Tax Law Police and Public Safety Law She emphasizes practical legal application through seminars with Berlin practitioners and specialist lectures, while co-publishing the Gemeinschafts-Kommentare zum Umweltrecht (Community Commentaries on Environmental Law). No scientific awards were referenced in the source materials. Professor Böhm currently supervises multiple doctoral projects in German and European public law. Her research team operates from the Savignyhaus (Universitätsstraße 6, Room 426) in Marburg, integrating academic scholarship with real-world legal challenges.

Björn AhlView profile

Professor

• Constitutional Law
• Human Rights Law
• Immigration Law
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Prof. Dr. Björn Ahl is a full Professor at the University of Cologne in the East Asian Seminar – China Studies department. His research focuses on Constitutional Law , Human Rights Law , Immigration Law , and Public International Law with particular emphasis on Chinese Fundamental Rights Jurisprudence and Migration Policy . He has extensive publications on Chinese judicial reforms , legal globalization , and authoritarian legal systems . Research Projects: Chinese Fundamental Rights Jurisprudence: Constitutional Development under One-Party Rule Chinese Immigration Law and Policy: Perspectives of Legislators, Administrators and Immigrants Current Publications: Law and Social Credit in China (2024) Due Process in Post-2013 China (2022) Chinese Court Reforms (2021) Contact: Email: bjoern.ahl@uni-koeln.de Phone: +49 221 470 5421 Office: Room 3.01, Dürener Str. 56-60 His research interests center around legal and constitutional developments in China, particularly focusing on judicial reforms , human rights compliance , and migration governance . The majority of his publications examine authoritarian legal systems , judicial transparency , and cross-border legal integration through frameworks like the Belt and Road Initiative . Key methodologies include data-driven analysis of court decisions and comparative treaty studies . Prof. Ahl's work intersects with broader debates on global constitutionalism and Chinese legal adaptation in international contexts. His projects often analyze Party-state legal dynamics , migration policy reforms , and data protection mechanisms in Chinese governance.

• Law
• Economics
• Constitutional Law
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Miguel Furtado is a Lecturer at the Instituto Superior de Gestão (ISG), part of Universidade Lusófona. His research spans law, economics, and interdisciplinary studies, with emphasis on constitutional law, tax policy, commercial regulations, sports governance, and fundamental rights. Recent work explores artificial intelligence's intersection with legal and economic frameworks. Research Interests: Constitutional and fundamental rights, including judicial hierarchies and sovereignty. Economic law, focusing on tax systems, corporate liability, and pandemic recovery. Sports law, examining policy, regional autonomy, and cultural dimensions. Emerging domains like AI ethics and digital governance. His publications reflect sustained engagement with societal challenges, including economic crises, labor rights, and public administration. Works frequently analyze Portuguese legal systems, EU policies, and regional autonomy dynamics.

• Public Finance
• Taxation
• Economic Policy
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Anna Krawczyk-Sawicka is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Finance and Accounting at the Institute of Economics and Finance, Faculty of Social Sciences, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland. Her research focuses on public finance, taxation, EU economic policies, and local government financial condition analysis. Publications examine Polish regional finances, Eurozone fiscal challenges, and constitutional aspects of taxation. Active in academic conferences on financial security, management trends, and EU market integration. Led and participated in projects related to tax burdens, family protection policies, and financial crisis responses.

• Constitutional Law
• Human Rights
• Political Parties
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FERNANDO FLORES GIMENEZ is a Professor at the Faculty of Law of the University of Valencia, specializing in Constitutional Law . He is affiliated with the Institute of Human Rights (IUDHUV) and participates in research groups focused on Global Security and Fundamental Rights and Law, Rights, and Elder People . Doctorate in Law from the University of Valencia (1997) Thesis: "Constitución y democracia interna de los partidos políticos" Supervised by: Dr. Joaquín García Morillo His research interests intersect constitutional frameworks, human rights protections, political party governance, and legal challenges related to aging populations. Contact: fernando.flores@uv.es

• Constitutional Law
• Data Protection Law
• Human Rights
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Monica Martinez Lopez-Saez is a Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, Universitat de València, specializing in Constitutional Law and Data Protection. Her research focuses on the intersection of human rights and digital governance, particularly through her work in the WESTLAW The Alan Watson group , INTERBIDE Biolaw , and the Human Rights and European Social Charter group. Education: PhD in Constitutional Law (Universitat de València, 2020) with thesis on data protection and vulnerable situations in the EU. Her work spans constitutional theory, digital rights, and legal education innovations. Recent publications explore transparency , GDPR , and gamification in legal pedagogy. She received the Premio Nicolás Pérez Serrano (2020) for her research on the right to be forgotten. Scientific awards include the Premio Nicolás Pérez Serrano (2020). She collaborates on projects involving European integration, constitutional pluralism, and socio-digital vulnerability frameworks.

• Public Law
• Environmental Law
• Climate Law
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Johannes Saurer is a Professor at the Faculty of Law , University of Tübingen, specializing in Public Law, Environmental Law, and Comparative Federalism. His work focuses on the legal frameworks governing energy transitions, climate policy, and European Union regulatory mechanisms. Born in 1975, he holds a Dr. iur. from the University of Bayreuth (2004) and an LL.M. from Yale University (2007). Appointed as a full Professor in 2013, initially at Bielefeld (2013-2014) and currently at Tübingen since 2014. Research interests include energy transition law , EU environmental governance , climate litigation , and federal legal systems . Recent research emphasizes the transformation of EU legal instruments (2023-2026 DFG project), analyzing shifts from directives to regulations and delegated acts. His publications span comparative studies of German, US, and European climate laws , with notable work on cooperative federalism and renewable energy governance . Articles frequently appear in journals like Transnational Environmental Law , Die Verwaltung , and Natur und Recht , highlighting trends in environmental planning , judicial review , and administrative accountability .

Allison ÖstlundView profile

Senior Lecturer

• European Union Law
• Administrative Law
• Migration Law
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Allison Östlund is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Law, University of Gothenburg. Her work focuses on European Union law, administrative law, migration law, and judicial review mechanisms. She is affiliated with the Faculty of Law and actively contributes to both national and EU-level legal discourse. Her research interests center around the interplay between fundamental rights, judicial activism, and administrative procedures. Notable areas include the mandate of national judges under EU law, separation of powers dynamics, and procedural fairness in migration and social welfare cases. Recent publications analyze judicial scrutiny in migration policy, EU external relations law, and the tension between legal effectiveness and procedural guarantees. She has also explored issues like forced custody termination criteria under Swedish law and the role of ex officio judicial review. Östlund's work frequently addresses multilevel governance challenges, legal pluralism in developing contexts, and institutional accountability mechanisms. Her analyses often bridge doctrinal legal scholarship with empirical research methods.

• Criminal Law
• Juvenile Delinquency
• Risk Assessment
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Prof. Konrad Burdziak is a Professor at the Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Szczecin, specializing in Criminal Law and Criminology. He holds dual qualifications in Law and Psychology, with a Ph.D. in 2016 on 'Provocation: Criminal Law Analysis' (defended cum laude). His academic roles include membership in the Scientific Council of the Faculty and leadership positions in research teams focusing on suicidology and legal technology. Research interests span criminal law fundamentals, juvenile justice, AI applications in legal contexts, and psychological aspects of criminal behavior. He supervises academic circles on suicidology and criminal law and contributed to an EU-funded study on criminological prognosis methods at Tallinn University. Teaching responsibilities include lectures/seminars on substantive criminal law, juvenile delinquency, and criminal environmental protection. Recent publications emphasize algorithmic justice, domestic violence legal frameworks, and cross-border comparative analyses of penal systems. Prof. Burdziak actively participates in interdisciplinary initiatives like the Prevention of Suicidal Behavior Team and serves on editorial boards for legal journals. His work bridges legal theory with practical applications in emerging technologies and mental health policy.

• Criminal Law
• Economic Criminal Law
• Fundamental Rights in Criminal Proceedings
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Dr. Raphaela Bauer-Raschhofer is a University assistant post doc at the Vienna University of Economics and Business , affiliated with the Institute for Austrian and European Economic Criminal Law . Her research focuses on criminal law, particularly the protection of fundamental rights in judicial proceedings and economic criminal law. She earned her LL.M. and PhD in Business Law from WU (Vienna University of Economics and Business), graduating with distinction in both programs. Her academic journey includes a Bachelor’s degree in Business Law (2010–2013) and earlier education at the Federal Commercial Academy in Ried im Innkreis (2005–2010). Professionally, she has served as a legal trainee in the Higher Regional Court of Vienna and as a trainee lawyer at wkk law Rechtsanwälte . Her editorial contributions include co-editing Criminal Law: Special Part Compact (2025). She has been recognized with prestigious awards, including the State Prize for Best Dissertations and the Stephan Koren Prize. Her work bridges theoretical legal scholarship and practical applications in European judicial frameworks.

Stanka StjepanovićView profile

Professor

• Civil Law
• Family Law
• Property Law
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Stanka Stjepanović is a full professor of Civil Law at the Faculty of Law, University of East Sarajevo since 2010. She leads the Department of Civil Law and has held roles as vice-dean for scientific work, vice-dean for finances, and Senate member. Her teaching includes graduate courses in Family Law and Civil Law introduction, as well as postgraduate courses on property relations, children’s rights, and notarial law. Education: LLB from Zagreb University (1978), LLM from Belgrade Law Faculty (1986), PhD from Belgrade (1989) with a thesis on spousal property division systems. She authored two monographs, three textbooks, and 36 academic articles. Research focuses on civil law, family law, children’s rights, and property relations. Recent works explore prenatal child rights, foster care systems, domestic violence, and historical legal texts. Fluent in Greek, Russian, and conversational German.

Sanja KreštalicaView profile

Assistant Professor

• International Law
• Human Rights
• European Union Law
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Dr. Sanja Kreštalica is an Assistant Professor of International Law at the University of East Sarajevo's Faculty of Law since 2012, appointed to her current rank in 2020. She holds a B.A. (2010) and M.A. (2013, University of Belgrade) in Law, and is currently a doctoral candidate at Belgrade's Faculty of Law. Her expertise includes Public International Law, European Union Law, and comparative human rights systems. She has participated in international programs at institutions like the Hague Academy and Max Planck Institute. Education: B.A. 2010 (UES), M.A. 2013 (Belgrade) Research Focus: Human rights protection mechanisms, EU legal frameworks, judicial independence Her work includes six published papers on topics like Article 15 ECHR limitations, regional rights systems, and diplomatic immunities. She speaks English and French, with basic German proficiency.

• Corporate Governance
• Economic Law
• European Union Law
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Tea Hasić serves as an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Economics and Tourism Dr. Mijo Mirković, University of Pula, Croatia. Her academic responsibilities include teaching Fundamentals of Labour Law, Innovation Management and Lean Startup, Legal Aspects of Leadership in Nursing, and Practicum courses. Academic Rank: Assistant Professor Department: Department of Organization, Entrepreneurship, and Law Contact: tea.hasic@unipu.hr | Room: 31 | Phone: +385 52 377 031 Research Interests: Focused on intersections of corporate governance, economic law, and European Union legal frameworks. Key areas include shareholder rights, trademark law, financial regulations, and pandemic-induced legal adaptations in corporate settings. Corporate governance systems and agency cost reduction Protection of traditional cultural expressions under IP law Virtual shareholder meetings during crises Geographical indications in EU law post-Geneva Act Publications: 15+ scholarly works spanning 2011-2022, with recent emphasis on EU law harmonization, corporate ethics, and pandemic-related legal reforms. Her research bridges theoretical analysis with practical implications for Croatian and EU businesses. Teaching Roles: Leads lectures and seminars in: Labour Law Innovation Management Legal Leadership in Nursing Practical applications in corporate law

Ottavio QuiricoView profile

Lecturer

• International Law
• International Environmental Law
• EU Law and Politics
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Dr Ottavio Quirico holds positions as Honorary Lecturer at the University of New England's School of Law and Visiting Fellow at the Australian National University's Centre for European Studies. He also serves as a senior researcher at the University for Foreigners in Perugia. His academic career includes visiting professorships at institutions such as the University of Pisa and the Raoul Wallenberg Institute at Lund University. Dr Quirico specializes in international law, climate change governance, EU legal frameworks, and their intersections with environmental and human rights issues. He has authored/co-authored influential works including Australian Uniform Evidence Law (2022) and Climate Change and Human Rights (2016). Education: LLB (Bachelor of Laws) LLM in International Relations PhD in Law (Honours) Research Focus: Dr Quirico's work critically examines legal dimensions of global environmental challenges, particularly climate change policy and its implications for human rights and international governance. He explores how EU legal frameworks interact with broader international systems, emphasizing systemic coherence between climate change mitigation, trade policies, and cultural heritage protection. His analysis often bridges theoretical legal scholarship with practical policy recommendations. Publications Trends: His recent scholarship (2020–2024) highlights evolving legal responses to climate governance, including border tax adjustments, intra-EU investment disputes, and Arctic environmental protection. Earlier works (2010–2019) focused on foundational issues like state responsibility for climate harms, EU legal personality, and CSR integration into trade policies. Consulting & Impact: As a UN consultant, Dr Quirico contributes to translating legal frameworks into actionable policies. His work on nested legal systems and EU policy sustainability reflects a commitment to bridging fragmented regulatory approaches. Lab/Teams: Engaged with ANU's Algorithmic Futures Policy Lab and EU Climate Change Agenda initiatives, focusing on net-zero governance and energy policy innovation.

Stephan G. NekollaView profile

Associate Professor

• Medical Physics
• Biomedical Imaging
• Biophysics
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Stephan G. Nekolla is an Associate Professor at the Technical University of Munich, where he works at the Clinic and Polyclinic of Nuclear Medicine. With a career spanning over three decades in medical physics and imaging, he has established himself as a leading researcher in the field of nuclear medicine and cardiovascular imaging. Dr. Nekolla's educational background includes training at the University of Wuerzburg, where he worked as a Physicist from June 1989 to June 1993. Since May 1993, he has been affiliated with the Technical University of Munich, initially as a Senior Physicist before advancing to his current position as Associate Professor. His primary research interests focus on the intersection of medical physics and clinical applications, with particular emphasis on: Medical Physics and Biophysics Biomedical Imaging and Diagnostic Imaging Computed Tomography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging Medical Image Analysis and Processing Cardiology applications of nuclear medicine Dr. Nekolla's recent publication record demonstrates a strong focus on hybrid imaging techniques, particularly PET/MRI applications in cardiology and oncology. His work spans multiple areas including myocardial viability assessment, cardiac sarcoidosis imaging, prostate cancer diagnostics, and radiation therapy optimization. A significant portion of his research involves developing and validating new imaging protocols, quantification methods, and machine learning approaches to enhance diagnostic accuracy and patient outcomes. As the leader of his research lab at the Technical University of Munich, Dr. Nekolla has built a multidisciplinary team focused on advancing nuclear medicine techniques and their clinical applications. His laboratory work bridges the gap between fundamental physics research and practical clinical implementation, with a particular emphasis on improving cardiac and oncological imaging.