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Prof. Miriam Kullmann is a Professor of International and European Law at Utrecht University, affiliated with the School of Law. Her career includes roles as Associate Professor at Radboud University (2022–2024), Assistant Professor at VU Amsterdam (2021–2022), and Visiting Scholar at Harvard University (2020–2021). She holds a PhD from Radboud University (2015) and has extensive experience in European labor law research and policy.
Her research focuses on the Future of Work, addressing issues like temporary agency work, algorithmic discrimination, and EU social policy. She contributes to initiatives like the European Working Group on Labor Law (EWLL) and the European Centre of Expertise (ECE) on labor law. Key professional roles include Deputy Judge at the Amsterdam Court of Appeal and editorial positions at European Labour Law Journal and Law and Labour.
Her publications span labor law, digital labor platforms, and GDPR compliance in employment contexts. She advises on EU legal frameworks affecting labor mobility, AI governance, and social rights. Awards include the Schumpeter Fellowship (Harvard, 2020–2021).
- Education: PhD in Law (Radboud University, 2015); Legal Assistant at European Labour Law Network (2009–2017).
- Labs/Teams: European Working Group on Labor Law (EWLL), Bluesky Initiative.
- Grants & Advising: Supervised PhD candidate Lieke Oosterveld-Haveman (with Prof. Femke Laagland).
