جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Antonio Vázquez del Rey Villanuevaمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Tax Law
• Value Added Tax (VAT)
• International Taxation
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Antonio Vázquez del Rey Villanueva is a Full Professor at the University of Navarra's Faculty of Law, specifically within the Department of Public Law and Legal Institutions. His academic career demonstrates deep expertise in tax law with a particular focus on Value Added Tax (VAT), international taxation, and the Spanish tax system, especially as it relates to the Economic Agreement (Concierto Económico) governing taxation in Navarra. Professor Vázquez del Rey Villanueva's research spans multiple critical dimensions of tax law: Value Added Tax regulations, particularly the right of deduction and international aspects International taxation, including double taxation agreements and taxation of non-residents The Spanish tax system framework, with special attention to the Economic Agreement EU tax regulations and their national implementation Emerging challenges in digital economy taxation Environmental taxation within the energy transition context His recent publications reveal a strategic focus on contemporary tax challenges arising from technological innovation (digital economy, cryptocurrencies) and environmental concerns (green taxation, energy transition). He has extensively analyzed the Spanish VAT system, particularly regarding the right of deduction, international transactions, and the unique aspects of the Economic Agreement in Navarra. His work consistently bridges theoretical foundations of tax law with practical implementation issues faced by taxpayers and tax authorities, demonstrating exceptional relevance to both academic discourse and potential tax policy development. Professor Vázquez del Rey Villanueva maintains an active academic profile with numerous publications in prestigious Spanish legal journals and edited volumes. His work appears under the direction of prominent scholars like I. Merino Jara in comprehensive works on VAT and corporate tax reform, establishing him as a recognized authority in specialized tax areas. With 97 followers and over 1,800 public views on Academia.edu, his research has substantial reach within the academic community.

Laura Ottoمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Environmental and Climate Anthropology
• Multi-Species Ethnography
• Forced Migration and Refugee Studies
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Dr. Laura Otto ist Juniorprofessorin für Anthropologie des Ländlichen an der Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg, Philosophische Fakultät, seit dem Wintersemester 2023/24. Sie forscht zu Umwelt- und Klimaanthropologie, Multi-Species-Ethnografie und Fluchtforschung, mit Schwerpunkt auf Mensch-Natur-Beziehungen, Verantwortungsethik im Anthropozän und ländlichen Produktionsökonomien. Ausbildung: Promotion an der Universität Bremen (2020, Summa cum laude) Forschung: Projekte zu Sargassum-Algen in Mexiko/Barbados (DFG), AquaNaturenKulturen (Stillgewässer-Anthropologie), Governance in Küstenregionen Ihre ethnografischen Arbeiten zu Algenblüten, Flucht- und Migrationsprozessen und ländlichen Räumen zeigen sich in über 15 jüngeren Publikationen in führenden Zeitschriften wie Maritime Studies oder Cultural Analysis . Die Verbindungen zwischen Tourismus, Küstenschutz und Klimawandel in karibischen Regionen prägen ihre aktuellen Forschungstrends. Auszeichnungen: Augsburger Wissenschaftspreis für interkulturelle Studien (2021) Zertifikat Hochschullehre (2020) Deutscher Studienpreis Finalistin (2020) Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung Stipendium (2016–2019) Zonta Young Women in Public Affairs Award (2008)

Eugenio Benincasaمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Cybersecurity
• International Law in Cyberspace
• Cybercrime
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Eugenio Benincasa is a Senior Researcher in the Cyberdefense Project with the Risk and Resilience Team at the Center for Security Studies (CSS) at ETH Zurich. His work focuses on cybersecurity policy with particular attention to Asia-Pacific cybersecurity issues, China's cyber ecosystem, and the application of international law to cyberspace. His educational background includes: MA in International Affairs from Columbia University in New York with a focus on international security and conflict resolution Executive Master in Cybersecurity from LUISS University in Rome BA in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from LUISS University in Rome One-semester exchange program at Sciences Po University in Paris during undergraduate studies Benincasa's research spans multiple critical areas in cybersecurity, with particular emphasis on China's offensive cyber ecosystem, the applicability of international law to cyberspace, and cyber non-proliferation. His work analyzes ASEAN-EU cybercrime cooperation, Japan's cyber defense capabilities, and the role of regional organizations in building cyber resilience. He has conducted extensive research on how different Asia-Pacific countries have managed cybersecurity challenges and pandemic responses, identifying transferable best practices. His publications reveal a strong focus on practical cybersecurity policy solutions, with particular attention to cross-border cooperation mechanisms, cyber attribution transparency, and regional cybercrime frameworks. Benincasa has examined how countries like Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore, Japan, New Zealand, and Australia have approached cybersecurity challenges, identifying effective strategies in early action, technological innovation, and community-based measures. His notable contributions include analyses of: The gaps in ASEAN-EU cybercrime cooperation and recommendations for harmonizing cybercrime laws Japan's cyber defense limitations and proposals for vulnerability disclosure processes China's offensive cyber ecosystem through hacking contests and bug bounty programs The application of international law to AI-enhanced disinformation campaigns Benincasa has held diverse professional experiences that inform his research perspective, having worked as a Government Officer at the Italian Presidency of the Council of Ministers, a Research Fellow at the Pacific Forum, and a Crime Analyst at the NYPD. He has also completed internships at the EU Delegation to the UN, Morgan Stanley's Financial Crimes Unit, and the Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies.

Lars Schweizerمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Mergers & Acquisitions
• Corporate Development
• Organizational Change
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Prof. Dr. Lars Schweizer is a Professor of Strategic Management at Goethe University Frankfurt since 2007. His research focuses on Mergers & Acquisitions, Corporate Development, Organizational Change, Leadership, and Human Resource Management, with applications in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and telecommunications industries. He served as Dean and Managing Director of Goethe Business School (2008-2013) and currently leads the Master of Digital Transformation Management and Master of Pharma Business Management programs. Holding a doctoral degree and habilitation from the University of Bamberg, Schweizer’s work has been published in top journals like Academy of Management Journal and Strategic Management Journal , while also contributing to encyclopedic entries in organizational sociology and sustainable management. His research explores cross-border M&A dynamics, knowledge transfer, and strategic capabilities in innovation-driven sectors.

Lisa Anteby-Yeminiمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Migration Studies
• Diaspora Studies
• Transnationalism
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Lisa Anteby-Yemini is an anthropologist and Research Fellow at the CNRS (French National Center for Scientific Research) since 1997. She was previously based at the French Research Center in Jerusalem for four years before joining IDEMEC (now IDEAS - Institute of Mediterranean, European, and Comparative Ethnology) in 2003. Her work is affiliated with Aix-Marseille University and she serves on various academic councils including the IDEAS Council and the Scientific Council of the French Research Center in Jerusalem. Her research focuses on migration, diasporas, and transnationalism, with particular attention to Jewish and non-Jewish migration to Israel, especially Ethiopian Jews and Eritrean and Sudanese asylum seekers. She also conducts significant research on the anthropology of Judaism, gender and religion, and is currently exploring new female religious roles in Islam and Judaism. Her work bridges anthropology, religious studies, and migration studies with a strong emphasis on comparative analysis. Her recent publications reveal a consistent focus on gender dynamics within religious contexts, migration policies in Israel, and the experiences of African asylum seekers. She has developed expertise in comparative religious feminism, examining how women navigate and transform religious traditions in both Judaism and Islam. Her research on Ethiopian Jewish communities in Israel demonstrates deep engagement with identity transformation and cultural adaptation processes. Leader of European project Ramsès 2 (2008-2011) on gender in Judaism and Islam Recipient of A*MIDEX project (2020) on new female religious functions Member of Mediterranean Migration Research Network (MIMED-MMSH) Member of Contemporary Judaisms Axis (GSRL, Université de Picardie) Member of ANR PredicMo research project (2024-2027) Deputy Secretary-General of French Association for Israel Studies (AFEIL) Anteby-Yemini has established herself as a leading scholar in migration studies with a focus on Israel, while simultaneously developing significant expertise in comparative religious feminism. Her interdisciplinary approach combines anthropological fieldwork with theoretical analysis to address complex questions of identity, migration, and religious practice in contemporary societies.

Giorgio Politiمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Early Modern European History
• Social History
• Peasant Revolts
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Giorgio Politi serves as Senior Researcher in Modern History (M-STO/02) at Ca' Foscari University of Venice's Department of Humanities, where he has been a core member since the department's inception. He previously taught at Milan's Academy of Fine Arts and University of Milan from 1975-1980 while pioneering academic IT infrastructure as departmental webmaster, IT manager, and faculty IT committee coordinator. Politi earned his Philosophy degree from the University of Milan in 1971. His scholarly trajectory bridges traditional historiography with digital innovation, reflecting early adoption of microcomputers for historical text processing and desktop publishing in the 1980s-90s. His research centers on Early Modern European social dynamics, particularly peasant revolts like the 1525 Tyrolean uprising led by Michael Gaismair and urban history of Spanish-era Cremona. Later work explores historical epistemology, cultural memory, and digital humanities methodologies, evidenced by his co-founded academic series em-studi di storia europea protomoderna with Reinhold C. Mueller. Analysis of his 66+ publications (1976-2016) reveals three thematic clusters: foundational studies on Gaismair and Tyrolean revolts (1980s-90s), methodological critiques of historical practice ( History as a Dead Language , 2009), and interdisciplinary explorations of cultural memory ( The Chosen People , 2015). His 2009 thesis-writing manual remains widely used in Italian academia. Though no formal awards are documented, Politi's institutional impact is evident through his leadership in academic technology and the influential publication series he co-directs. His advisory roles are reflected in collaborative editorial projects rather than formal student supervision. Politi co-founded and directs the em-studi di storia europea protomoderna series, creating a dedicated platform for early modern European historical research that bridges Italian and international scholarship through digital publishing frameworks he developed.

• Medical Technology Innovation
• Healthcare Systems Engineering
• Resource Interaction Theory
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Sofia Wagrell serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering and Industrial Engineering at Uppsala University, Sweden, based at The Ångström Laboratory. Her research bridges industrial engineering with healthcare innovation through rigorous analysis of resource interaction dynamics. Her core research focuses on: Medical Technology Innovation : Investigating systemic barriers in Swedish healthcare through her 2017 doctoral thesis Drivers and Hindrances to Med-Tech Innovation and subsequent work on implementation frameworks Resource Interaction Theory : Developing conceptual models for resource management in industrial networks and healthcare settings, with applications in hospital sustainability Healthcare Policy : Leading Nordic collaborative research on antibiotic access (2024) and analyzing policy impacts on innovation ecosystems Publication trends reveal a strategic evolution from foundational innovation process studies (2009-2013) toward applied healthcare system research (2017-2024), with increasing emphasis on policy-relevant resource interaction frameworks. Recent outputs demonstrate sophisticated integration of engineering principles with public health challenges, particularly in medical technology implementation and antibiotic resistance mitigation. Dr. Wagrell maintains active research partnerships with Enrico Baraldi (antibiotic policy), Malena Havenvid (sustainable hospitals), and Åse Linné (knowledge integration in construction), operating within Uppsala University's interdisciplinary research ecosystem focused on healthcare engineering solutions.

Thao Doمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Education for Sustainable Development
• Sustainable Development
• Transdisciplinary Research
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Thao Do is a Researcher affiliated with Uppsala University, working across two key units: the Institute for Research on Conflicts of Interest in Sustainable Social Transformation and the Department of Women's and Children's Health; Center for Health and Sustainability . Her work focuses on transdisciplinary approaches to sustainability challenges. Mobile: 070-167 99 57 Email: thao.do@uu.se | thao.do@swedesd.uu.se

Linn Axelssonمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• eco-social transformation
• border studies
• migration
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Linn Axelsson is a Senior Lecturer (Docent) at the Department of Human Geography, Stockholm University, where she conducts research on migration, borders, and labor geography. Her work focuses on understanding the complex relationships between migration governance, border practices, and the experiences of migrants across various economic sectors and national contexts. Dr. Axelsson's research interests span several interconnected areas of human geography. She investigates eco-social transformation , examining how environmental and social changes intersect in contemporary societies. Her work on border studies and migration explores the evolving nature of borders beyond traditional territorial boundaries, analyzing how borders are performed and experienced in everyday life. In labour geography and precarious work , she examines the conditions of migrant workers across various sectors including agriculture, IT, and restaurant industries. Her research on digital geography and place-making investigates how digital technologies reshape spatial practices and experiences. Her recent publications demonstrate a consistent focus on the temporal and spatial dimensions of migration governance. Axelsson's work reveals how borders operate not just as physical barriers but as complex processes that unfold over time and across space. She has made significant contributions to understanding migration intermediaries, showing how state and non-state actors co-produce regulatory spaces for labor migration. Her research on Thai berry pickers in Sweden has illuminated the precarious working conditions in this sector while also revealing the motivations behind repeated migration. Similarly, her studies of Chinese restaurant workers and IT professionals in Sweden have uncovered the temporal dimensions of migrant experiences, particularly the concept of 'waiting' as a fundamental aspect of migration. Dr. Axelsson has led and participated in multiple research projects including 'Agents of migration,' 'Digital Nature,' 'Border topologies,' 'Language and Life-Course,' and 'Wild berry shifting.' These projects have been funded through various academic grants, though specific funding sources aren't detailed in the available information. While student supervision isn't explicitly mentioned in the provided text, her active research program suggests involvement in mentoring graduate students. Her work on border topologies has been particularly influential, introducing conceptual frameworks that help understand how time and space work together to shape migrant experiences. Axelsson's research bridges theoretical innovation with empirical depth, often drawing on extensive fieldwork and interviews with migrants across different sectors and national contexts.

• Social Theory
• Sociology of Inequalities
• Stigma
• +۲۷ مورد دیگر

Professor Imogen Tyler is a leading sociologist at Lancaster University , renowned for her groundbreaking work on stigma, social abjection, and resistance . As a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences and recipient of the Stanford-Elsevier Top 2% Scientist ranking, Tyler's research spans social inequality, race, citizenship, and historical sociology , with a focus on neoliberalism's impact. Her influential books, Revolting Subjects (2013) and Stigma: The Machinery of Inequality (2020), have become essential texts in global sociology curricula. Key Research Themes : Stigma as structural power, anti-racist education, waste colonialism, welfare state critique, and community-aligned research methods. Recent Projects : Hard Times: Poverty and Protest in Britain and Elemental Inequalities: Struggles for Life Against State-Sanctioned Killing . Tyler's scholarly output reveals consistent engagement with neoliberal governance, racialised poverty, and creative resistance across two decades. Her scientific accolades include the Lancaster University Research Award (2014), Philip Leverhulme Prize (2015), and recognition for her Stigma Machine research (2020s). She actively collaborates with public institutions and community groups , exemplified by her work with Lancaster Black History Group and Lancaster Museums Service , which earned a Decolonizing Award (2023) runner-up distinction. Academic Leadership : Serves on the European Research Council Advisory Board (2024-), Academy of Social Sciences Council (2022-), and multiple UK research councils. Public Engagement : Developed KS2 Teaching Resources on 18th-century Black Lancastrians, produced Stigma Conversations Podcast , and created Connected Sociologies Video Lectures with 9k+ views.

• International Relations
• Peacebuilding
• Southeast Asian Politics
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Mitsuru Yamada is a Professor at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Waseda University , specializing in International Relations and Peacebuilding with a focus on Southeast Asia . His work examines post-conflict democratization, civil society's role in peace processes, and ASEAN dynamics. PhD in Political Science (Kobe University) MA in International Affairs (Ohio University) His research interests span conflict resolution, nation-building, and non-traditional security in Asia-Pacific. Recent publications analyze East Timor's democratic challenges, ASEAN's expansion, and pandemic impacts on social cohesion. Key trends in his articles include: comparative studies of Southern Thailand and Mindanao; ASEAN's evolving role in regional integration; and civic engagement in post-conflict recovery. He emphasizes socio-economic disparities, cultural identity, and international mediation in peacebuilding frameworks. Professional memberships: Japan International Relations Association , Asia-Pacific Society Authored books: "Peacebuilding Trilogy" , "Understanding Regional Dynamics in Asia-Pacific" His research projects include JSPS-funded studies on cross-border peacebuilding and refugee policy reform. He actively engages in public discourse through media contributions and international symposiums.

Wlodek Kuleszaمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Systems Engineering
• Measurement and Instrumentation
• Sensor Networks
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Wlodek Kulesza is a Senior Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at the Blekinge Institute of Technology in Karlskrona, Sweden. He has held academic positions since 2001, including a Professorship in Multi-sensor Systems since 2007. Research: Multisensory systems for health and security applications Teaching: Research Methodology, Philosophy of Science, and Sensors Signals and Systems Expertise: Systems engineering, sensor fusion, IoT, and measurement data handling Research Focus : His work in systems engineering emphasizes multisensor integration for applications spanning healthcare, security, wind energy safety, and subsea cable monitoring. He has pioneered approaches to stereovision calibration, localization algorithms, and real-time safety systems. Awards : Andy Chi Best Paper Award (2009, IEEE Transactions in Measurement and Instrumentation) Collaborations : Visiting Professor at Chinese and Polish universities, with extensive cross-border educational workshops and remote lab federations (e.g., PILAR/VISIR projects).

• Citizenship and statelessness
• Political exclusion
• Diaspora and transnationalism
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Dr Victoria Redclift is an Associate Professor of Political Sociology in the Social Research Institute at University College London's Institute of Education (UCL IoE), where she joined in 2018 after appointments at the LSE, University of Manchester, and University of Surrey. She serves as Academic Lead for Widening Participation and Careers Liaison in her department while contributing to the BAME Awarding Gap Committee and Liberating the Curriculum Working Group. Her educational background includes: MSc in Social Policy and Development Studies, London School of Economics (awarded Richard Titmuss Prize) PhD in Sociology, London School of Economics (Bonnart-Braunthal PhD scholarship) Victoria's research centers on citizenship and political exclusion through four interconnected lenses: statelessness in postcolonial contexts, intersections of 'race'/class/gender in exclusionary processes, diaspora/transnationalism dynamics, and intra-minority identity with attention to racialized health inequality. Her qualitative work examines how historical displacement shapes contemporary political spaces, particularly among South Asian Muslim communities across the UK and US. Her recent publications reveal a consistent focus on transnational political spaces among British Bangladeshi communities across multiple UK cities, with growing integration of health inequality perspectives regarding LGBTQ+ ethnic minorities and pandemic impacts. Key themes include Brexit's effect on transnational identities, urban conviviality in diverse settings, and intersectional citizenship experiences. Her scholarly recognition includes: Shortlisted for 2023 Sage Prize in Innovation/Excellence University of Surrey Faculty Researcher of the Year Award (2016) ESRC Future Research Leaders Award (2016-2019) Phillip Leverhulme Prize (2015-2020) BSA Phillip Abrams Memorial Book Prize shortlisting (2014) Victoria has secured substantial research funding including a British Academy/Leverhulme grant (2013-2015) on intra-minority relations, a Phillip Leverhulme project 'From Brick Lane to Little Bangladesh' (2015-2021), and an ESRC grant on 'Transnational Practices in Local Settings' (2016-2020). She currently co-leads a UCL Health of the Public Grant on LGBTQ+ ethnic minority mental health and serves as Co-I on the NIHR-funded CICADA-ME study examining pandemic health disparities. Her community-engaged approach connects academic work with practical applications through collaborations with the London Bangla Press Club, Community Connect Foundation, and parliamentary roundtables, ensuring research maintains direct relevance for minority communities.

Thomas Lorenzمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• VAT law
• International corporate taxation
• Tax planning
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Thomas Lorenz, M.Sc., serves as a Lecturer and academic staff member at the Chair of Business Tax Theory within the Faculty of Social and Economic Sciences at Otto-Friedrich University of Bamberg. Concurrently, he teaches Introduction to International Business Administration at Aalen University of Applied Sciences and co-instructs Tax Planning in Bamberg's Master's program in Tax Consulting alongside Prof. Dr. Thomas Egner. His institutional responsibilities include maintaining the chair's digital infrastructure and supporting academic operations through course coordination and administrative tasks. Lorenz's research centers on VAT law and international corporate taxation, with significant contributions to tax planning frameworks, corporate tax system design, and cross-border tax burden analysis. His work addresses critical intersections of tax process optimization, risk management protocols, and capital market implications of fiscal policy. Recent investigations examine photovoltaic system taxation, e-invoicing compliance, and EU-Germany regulatory alignment, reflecting his commitment to resolving practical challenges in contemporary tax administration through scholarly rigor. Analysis of his publication trajectory reveals concentrated expertise in German VAT jurisprudence, particularly regarding renewable energy systems, digital transaction reporting, and corporate restructuring implications. His output demonstrates methodological sophistication through doctrinal legal analysis combined with practical case commentary, positioning him at the nexus of academic tax scholarship and professional tax practice. The consistent focus on legislative developments and court interpretations underscores his responsiveness to evolving regulatory landscapes. As an active participant in the Research Group for Applied Taxation (FAST), Lorenz contributes to the annual FAST Conference organization and doctoral seminar coordination. This engagement facilitates knowledge exchange between academia and tax professionals, strengthening Germany's applied taxation research ecosystem through structured collaboration on emerging fiscal challenges and policy implementation.

• Architectural Design
• Sustainable Architecture
• Social Impact of Architecture
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Tyler Survant serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Architecture, Design, and Sustainability at Montana State University's College of Arts and Architecture. His work integrates architectural practice with social impact initiatives through nonprofit engagement, emphasizing practical, durable, and eco-friendly design solutions for community benefit. His educational foundation includes: B.A. in Architecture from Washington University (2006) M.Arch. in Architecture from Yale University (2011) Survant's research examines architecture's intersection with political systems, social equity, and environmental sustainability. He investigates how built environments reflect power structures (e.g., Oval Office analysis), address social responsibility, and implement regional parametric approaches. His pedagogical focus emphasizes ecological integration and interdisciplinary curriculum development. Publication trends reveal consistent exploration of architectural observation as critical methodology, with recurring themes in political symbolism, sustainable regionalism, and ethical design practice. His work frequently appears in Log journal, demonstrating rigorous site-specific analysis applied to broader theoretical frameworks. Design recognition includes: Architecture Masterprize Winner for Tatopani Hospital (Conceptual category, 2022) Twin A+ Awards Finalist positions for Tatopani Hospital (Unbuilt Sustainable Non-Residential, 2023) and Bethany Home for Children (Unbuilt Sustainable Residential, 2023) Through Building Bureau—a nonprofit he leads as President since 2022—Survant directs community-focused design initiatives that translate academic research into tangible social impact projects, particularly in sustainable public infrastructure. His leadership extends to nonprofit governance and design advocacy, with Building Bureau serving as primary vehicle for connecting academic expertise with community development needs through sustainable architectural solutions.