Daria Martinov

Daria Martinov is a faculty member at Singidunum University. She holds a PhD in Law from both the University of Novi Sad (2021) and the University of Vienna (2019), with academic excellence recognized through multiple scholarships and international awards. Her work focuses on human rights law, European Convention jurisprudence, contract law principles, and social equity frameworks.

• PhD in Private Law, University of Novi Sad (2021)
• PhD in Constitutional and Human Rights Law, University of Vienna (2019)
• Master's and Bachelor's degrees in General Law, University of Novi Sad

Her research spans legal principles like equivalence and economic efficiency in contractual relations, analysis of state positive obligations under the European Convention on Human Rights, and insurance contract frameworks. She examines procedural obligations in cases involving security operations and judicial standards.

Recent publications reveal trends in European legal systems' adaptation to modern challenges, including migration policy development, human rights impact assessments, and contractual fairness principles. Her work systematically analyzes the interplay between state obligations and individual rights across jurisdictions.

• First Place, 'Tales of Transition' international competition (Prague, 2014)
• Scholarships: Serbian Government Fund for Talents, Austrian Ministry of Science, Oslo Human Rights Center

As project manager for COST Action CA22101 (2024-2027) and former researcher/consultant for European legal harmonization projects, she bridges academic inquiry with practical policy implementation. Her international experience includes positions at the German Parliament and the European Policy Center in Brussels.