Alexander Gorskiy

Dr. Alexander Gorskiy serves as a Lecturer for Russian Law and Legal Terminology at the Faculty of Law, University of Tübingen since 2022. Previously, he held a lecturer position from 2017-2022 and earned his Dr. iur. (Doctor of Laws) in 2019. His academic journey includes obtaining a Legum Magister (LL.M.) in 2015.

• Education:
  • LL.M., University of Tübingen (2015)
  • Dr. iur., University of Tübingen (2019)

Specializing in comparative constitutional law, Dr. Gorskiy's research focuses on federalism across Germany, Austria, and Russia. His work examines structural homogeneity in federal systems and political constraints within state constitutional frameworks. Additional expertise includes migration law (particularly labor migration), public international law, European constitutional law, and legal ethics with attention to digital transformation in legal practice.

His publications reflect deep engagement with comparative state law and political governance issues. While primarily focused on lecturing, he contributes to academic discourse through rigorous analysis of constitutional principles and their practical implications.