Ritumbra Manuvie

Ritumbra Manuvie is an Assistant Professor at the University College Groningen, part of the University of Groningen, within the Department of Social Sciences. Their academic work focuses on digital and climate transitions, particularly the governance of internationally created norms at local levels. Key research areas include platform governance, digital democracy, human security in climate transitions, and EU-India trade relations. Regional expertise includes India and the EU.

Education: Holds LLB and LLM degrees from top Indian institutions, qualified as an Advocate in India. Ancillary roles include Cluster Coordinator for Law and Politics at UCG, Research Fellow in Security Technology and E-Privacy, and co-founder of the Foundation the London Story.

Research interests emphasize digital governance, climate policy, human rights, and international law. Recent publications address disinformation in AI, hate speech analysis, and climate migration governance in India. Awards include the ELSA-North Netherlands Lab grant and ViS Teaching Grant.

Grants include the Sense of Law project (co-PI), ELSA-NN Lab consortium, and the Perpetrator Tracking Hub (PI). Engages actively in policy dialogues and international summits, such as the EU-India People's Summit steering committee.

Key labs/teams include the Security Technology and E-Privacy Group and collaborations with the Hanze University of Applied Sciences. Teaching focuses on integrating interdisciplinary approaches to contemporary legal and policy challenges.