Konrad Duden

Prof. Dr. Konrad Duden, LL.M. (Cambridge), is a Professor at the Faculty of Law of the University of Hamburg, holding the Chair of Civil Law, Private International Law, and Comparative Law. His work focuses on international and comparative family law, civil procedure law, and the intersection of digitalization with private law. He actively promotes academic collaboration through initiatives like the FLIC network and the Lindemann Fellowship.

Research Areas:

• International and comparative family law
• Private international law
• Comparative legal systems
• Rule of law and judicial independence
• Digital transformation in private law

Networks and Initiatives:

• Co-organized the 2021 FLIC workshop on family law convergence in Europe
• Organizes the biennial FLIC network workshops
• Administers the Lindemann Fellowship for early-career researchers in private international law

Team and Collaborations:
Nicola Heinrichs serves as his secretary, while Giovanni Freise, Leo Vollert, Luca Carlotta Wölk, and student assistants support his research and teaching activities.