Marc Wever

Marc Wever is a Lecturer in the Department of Constitutional Law, Administrative Law & Public Administration at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Law. His research focuses on dispute and decision-making procedures in administrative law, emphasizing procedural justice and legal effectiveness. He contributes to empirical legal studies and holds roles such as author of the 'Module Algemeen Bestuursrecht' (Wolters Kluwer) and committee member for dispute commissions in municipalities like Tynaarlo and Emmen.

His academic work spans administrative courts, social security law, and public policy implementation. He teaches courses in administrative law, research methods, and legal sociology. Notably, he received the VAR Lex Michiels Prize (2021) for outstanding contributions to administrative law.

Recent publications address non-take-up in social security schemes, mine damage litigation, and procedural fairness in administrative disputes. He actively participates in academic events, including organizing early-career researcher days and presenting on topics like 'Procedural Justice and Users' Experiences.'

Wever also advises on legal reforms, such as the 'Wet versterking waarborgfunctie Awb,' and contributes to journals like the Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Bestuursrecht. His teaching roles include coordinating internships and supervising research projects in public administration and legal studies.