Ulrike Fleth Barten

Ulrike Fleth Barten is an Associate Professor at the Department of Law, University of Southern Denmark, affiliated with the Center for War Studies. Her academic work focuses on international law and human rights frameworks.

Research Interests: She specializes in the legal complexities surrounding self-determination, particularly examining the status of indigenous peoples and minority groups within international law. Her work explores the legitimacy of legal instruments and their implications for ethnic communities seeking recognition.

Publications: Her research has been featured in journals like The Yearbook of Polar Law and ECMI Journal on Ethnopolitics and Minority Issues in Europe, with notable works analyzing Greenland's self-government act and categorization challenges in minority terminology.