Rasmus Arler Kamstrup Bogetoft

Rasmus Arler Kamstrup Bogetoft serves as a Tenure Track Assistant Professor at the Center for Business Law and Public Regulation within the Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen. His interdisciplinary work bridges legal theory and economic analysis, focusing on Private Law applications in intellectual property and public procurement contexts.

His educational background includes a Ph.D. in Law from Copenhagen Business School (awarded March 18, 2022), with prior professional experience as an Attorney-at-Law at Plesner Law Firm. His doctoral research examined economic methodologies in intellectual property damage assessments under Danish law.

Bogetoft's research program integrates Law & Economics across multiple legal domains, with particular emphasis on contractual flexibility in public procurement frameworks and patent litigation dynamics. He actively contributes to methodological advancements through the Research Group for Advanced Legal Methods, applying quantitative approaches to legal problem-solving.

Analysis of his 2022-2024 publications reveals consistent application of economic modeling to resolve legal ambiguities, especially in pharmaceutical patent disputes and public tender compensation mechanisms. His work demonstrates growing influence in European procurement law through collaborations with institutions like UNIDROIT.

His scientific recognition includes:

• Reinholdt W. Jorck og Hustrus Fond (2019)
• Eliteforsk Rejsestipendiet travel grant (2020)

Professional engagement spans 15 academic and industry presentations since 2022, including lectures at the Danish Academy in Rome and contributions to the Danish Association for Public Procurement Law. His work bridges theoretical research with practical legal applications through ongoing collaborations with law firms like Bird & Bird.