Christian Djeffal

Christian Djeffal serves as Professor for Law, Innovation and Legal Design at the Technical University of Munich (TUM). Previously, he held significant roles at the Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society (HIIG), where he served as project manager, coordinator, and associated researcher.

Professor Djeffal's research focuses on the critical intersection of law, technology, and governance in the digital age. His scholarly work spans several interconnected domains:

• Artificial intelligence governance and ethical implementation in public administration
• Cybersecurity frameworks and policy development
• Digital transformation of government services and processes
• International law, particularly treaty interpretation across time
• Legal design methodologies for complex technological challenges

His publications demonstrate a clear evolution from traditional international legal scholarship toward addressing contemporary challenges in technology governance. Djeffal examines how artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and digital platforms are reshaping public administration while navigating the tension between technological innovation and established legal principles. His work consistently seeks practical pathways for responsible innovation within appropriate regulatory frameworks.

Professor Djeffal is a sought-after speaker at national and international conferences, regularly presenting on AI governance, digital government transformation, and cybersecurity policy. His expertise bridges theoretical legal scholarship with practical governance challenges, making him a distinctive voice in contemporary legal discourse on technology regulation.