Maša Marochini Zrinski

Maša Marochini Zrinski serves as Associate Professor at the Department of Law and State Theory, Philosophy of Law, Human Rights and Public Policy, University of Rijeka. Her academic work centers on the practical implementation of European Convention on Human Rights standards within Croatian legal frameworks, with particular focus on judicial accessibility and state accountability.

Her research program addresses critical intersections of human rights and domestic law:

• Constitutional dimensions of access to justice
• ECHR jurisprudence in property and tenancy law
• Vaccination policies and human rights limitations
• Environmental protection through human rights frameworks
• Artistic freedom as identity expression
• Asset forfeiture and property rights

Recent publications (2022-2025) demonstrate sustained analysis of European Court of Human Rights case law and its domestic translation. Key patterns include examination of vaccination mandates' proportionality, protected tenancy systems' constitutional tensions, and legal expenses insurance's role in access to justice. Her work consistently bridges theoretical human rights principles with concrete Croatian legal challenges, emphasizing the dynamic relationship between Strasbourg jurisprudence and national legal evolution.