Severine Dusollier

Severine DUSOLLIER is a Doctor of Laws at the University of Namur, specializing in intellectual property, copyright law, and digital governance. She has led multiple research projects on topics such as public domain in intellectual property, European copyright reform, and legal frameworks for developing countries.

• Education: Doctor of Laws (University of Namur, 2004)

Her research focuses on Copyright in Digital Markets, Moral Rights, and Legal Challenges of Cyberspace. She has collaborated with institutions like CEIPI (University of Strasbourg), European Commission, and Sciences Po Paris. Key trends in her publications include cyberlaw, EU regulatory frameworks, and digital rights.

Notable contributions include:

• 2020: Analysis of the EU Copyright Directive in digital markets
• 2018: Co-editor of Law, Norms and Freedoms in Cyberspace
• 2016: Legal commentary on intellectual property developments (2014-2015)

DUSOLLIER has served as Principal Investigator for projects like Regime for Commons in Intellectual Property (2012-2015) and Public Domain in IP: Legal Approach for Developing Countries (2008-2011). She actively participates in legal conferences, including a Notre Dame University panel on law and economics of IP in 2013.