Philip Bajon

Philip Bajon is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, Aston University, and an Associate Scientist at the Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory. His work bridges constitutional history, political science, and legal historiography.

• Current affiliations: Aston University (UK), Max Planck Institute (Frankfurt, Germany)
• Teaching: Constitutional law, administrative law, European law, political science

Research focuses on the constitutional evolution of the European Union, with emphasis on historical crises like the 1960s Luxembourg Compromise, transitions to majority voting, and biographical approaches to legal history. He co-edits volumes on EU legal history and leads the 'Oral History of the European Court of Justice' project.

His 2017 Yearbook publication on EU decision-making cultures highlights interdisciplinary methodologies. Current projects include a second book on EU voting dynamics and a volume in the 'methodica' series on European law research practices.