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Michiel Duchateau is a Lecturer in Constitutional Law at the Faculty of Law, University of Groningen. His research focuses on the Europeanisation of constitutional law and the competence of courts in constitutional review, particularly addressing sovereignty, federalism, and vertical power divisions.
- Education: PhD (2014) on the European Parliament's representative position; specialization in Constitutional and Administrative Law (2005).
Research interests span sovereignty conflicts between EU and national law, judicial review powers, and democratic representation frameworks. His recent work examines legislative control mechanisms, proportionality in law, and digital governance challenges.
Key publications include analyses of Dutch constitutional adaptations to EU law, judicial authority dynamics, and federalism theories. He has contributed to debates on formal legal principles and unwritten constitutional constraints.
- Scientific Awards: Nominated for the triennial dissertation award of the Dutch Staatsrechtkring (2015).
Active in academic events like the 2018 Blockchain, Public Trust, Law and Governance conference, Duchateau engages with institutional trust, legal pluralism, and governance reforms in both national and EU contexts.
