Fleur Johns

Professor Fleur Johns is affiliated with the Faculty of Law and Criminology at Vrije Universiteit Brussel, where she operates within the Law, Science, Technology & Society research center. Her academic profile centers on the intersection of legal frameworks, digital innovation, and global governance structures.

Her primary research domains include International Law, Digital Technology and Law, Humanitarianism, International Relations, Technology and Society, and Digital Humanitarianism. Recent scholarly output features her 2023 book '#Help: Digital Humanitarianism and the Remaking of International Order', which critically examines how digital platforms reshape humanitarian interventions and international legal order through algorithmic governance and crowd-sourced crisis response systems.

Professor Johns maintains active international engagement, as demonstrated by her March 24, 2023 book discussion in Brussels organized by the Fundamental rights centre and Metajuridica, with Dr. Delphine Dogot as discussant and Professor Mireille Hildebrandt as moderator. This event reflects her contribution to contemporary debates on technology's impact on global justice mechanisms.