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Dr. Jos Hoevenaars is a Postdoc researcher at the Erasmus School of Law and editorial manager of Erasmus Law Review. He holds a PhD in sociology from Radboud University (2018) and specializes in qualitative empirical research on access to justice. His work focuses on collective litigation, third-party litigation funding, and legal ethics. He has led projects for the Dutch Ministry's Research and Data Centre (WODC), including evaluations of the Mass Damage Settlement in Collective Action Act (WAMCA) and studies on Alternative Business Structures (ABS) for lawyers. Recent research includes mapping third-party financing (TPLF) for collective actions across Europe and advocating for litigation fund models in the Netherlands.
Education:
- Bachelor's in Sociology at Erasmus University Rotterdam
- PhD in Sociology (Socio-Legal Studies) at Radboud University (2018)
Research interests emphasize the intersection of legal systems and societal needs, particularly in collective actions and procedural justice. His work analyzes courtroom dynamics, pro se litigation, and EU civil justice frameworks, with a focus on practical policy solutions.
He collaborates with European institutions and contributes to media discussions on legal reform, such as podcasts and academic interviews. His projects often bridge theory and practice, aiming to improve accessibility and fairness in legal processes.
Current affiliations include the ERC Consolidator Project 'Building EU Civil Justice', reflecting his commitment to advancing European civil justice systems through empirical analysis.
