Lando Kirchmair

Lando Kirchmair is an Assistant Professor at the Department of National and International Public Law with a Focus on the Protection of Cultural Heritage, Faculty of Social Sciences and Public Affairs, Bundeswehr University Munich. His work bridges international law, European Union law, and constitutional theory with a strong emphasis on cultural heritage protection and human rights.

• PhD in Law (with distinction) from University of Innsbruck
• Master's degrees (Magister iuris and Magister iuris rerum oeconomicarum)
• Additional studies in Spanish, Portuguese, and psychology

Kirchmair's research synthesizes legal pluralism and philosophy while critically examining neurocorrectives in criminal justice and EU information campaigns. His 2022 work addresses Russian disinformation during the Ukraine war, and his 2020 book analyzes democratic rule-of-law crises.

His publications across 15+ outlets demonstrate recurring themes in legal order relationships, normative foundations, and symbolic legal conflicts (e.g., Hitler's birthplace expropriation).