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Dr. Vincent Seminck serves as Assistant Professor at Utrecht University's School of Law within the Institute of Constitutional, Administrative Law and Legal Theory. His academic journey includes a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Amsterdam, followed by dual Master's degrees in Laws and Philosophy from Leiden University, culminating in a PhD from the University of Amsterdam in May 2024 under supervisors Josef Früchtl and Marc de Wilde.
His research centers on applying continental philosophical frameworks to contemporary legal and political challenges, with particular expertise in Nietzschean and Schmittian theories of conflict, friendship, and enmity. Seminck's scholarly work explores how philosophical insights can illuminate current issues in constitutional democracy, administrative law, and the rule of law.
Seminck's publication record demonstrates consistent scholarly output since 2019, with a clear trajectory focusing on political conflict theory through the lenses of Nietzsche and Schmitt. His work spans traditional academic journals, book chapters, and timely web publications addressing current political debates, particularly regarding migration policy and constitutional democracy.
Seminck teaches philosophy of law, jurisprudence, constitutional law, and administrative law, bridging theoretical frameworks with practical legal applications. His approach combines historical political thought with contemporary legal challenges, providing students with both theoretical depth and practical relevance.
