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Karin de Vries is a Professor in Constitutional, Administrative Law, and Legal Theory at Utrecht University's School of Law. Her research focuses on human rights, non-discrimination, citizenship, and migration law, with particular attention to structural racial discrimination, ethnic profiling, and postcolonial perspectives on migrants' rights.
- PhD in Constitutional and Administrative Law (2012)
- Member of Meijers Committee (academic law research network)
Her recent work explores the implications of anti-discrimination principles for migration policies and minority rights. She is affiliated with Utrecht University's research initiatives Institutions for Open Societies (IOS), specifically Contesting Governance and In-Equality themes.
- Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) Veni grant awardee (2015)
- Max Weber Fellow at European University Institute (2011-2012)
- NIAS Fellow (2021)
As a public intellectual, she contributes to media discussions on legal issues and serves as a country expert for the European Equality Law Network. Currently, she is working on projects examining postcolonial citizenship frameworks and systemic racism in legal systems.
