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Marian Makkarمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Consumer Behavior
• Marketing Theory
• Sustainable Consumption
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Marian Makkar is a Senior Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Marketing at RMIT University's Economics Finance & Marketing department. She holds a PhD from Auckland University of Technology (2019), with prior industry experience in luxury marketing and public relations. Her research focuses on consumer diversity, market inclusion, and the interplay of identity, technology, branding, and institutions. She actively engages in sustainability initiatives aligned with UN SDGs 10 (Reduced Inequalities), 12 (Responsible Consumption), and 4 (Quality Education). Education: PhD in Marketing (AUT, 2019), Master’s (First Class Honours, AUT, 2015), BA in Journalism & Mass Communication (The American University in Cairo, 2004). Awards include the 2024 RMIT Research Excellence Award and 2017 Royal Society of New Zealand Emerging Researcher Recognition. Teaching interests include Marketing Management, Design Thinking, and Service Quality. She supervises research projects on topics like transformative branding, vegan fashion consumption, and luxury car market sustainability. Professional roles include editorial board memberships with Journal of Business Research and Journal of Consumer Behaviour . Community engagement includes volunteering with Melbourne food banks and supporting orphanages in Fiji. Her work bridges academic research with practical impact through collaborations with NGOs and corporate partners.

• Community Resilience
• Social Networks
• Social Capital
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Mason Mathews is an Assistant Research Professor at the Knowledge Exchange for Resilience (KER) within Arizona State University's School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning. He is affiliated with the Spatial Analysis Research Center (SPARC). His work focuses on social networks, social capital, and geographic information systems (GIS) to study community resilience, disaster management, and cross-organizational collaboration. He has developed tools such as the SSEER Map and Global Hazards and Disaster Center Mapping Platform to enhance research collaboration globally. Education: PhD in Interdisciplinary Ecology (Human Geography), University of Florida MA in International Affairs – Natural Resources and Sustainable Development, American University and United Nations University for Peace B.S. in Natural Resource Recreation and Tourism, Colorado State University Research Interests: Mason explores how social networks and GIS can improve community responses to environmental, economic, and social shocks. He studies university-community partnerships, disaster resilience, and Latin America-focused social movements. His work emphasizes creating practical tools for collaboration and disaster preparedness. Key Projects: Development of the SSEER Census Survey and Mapping Tool Global Hazards and Disaster Center Mapping Platform Analysis of VOAD collaboration in Arkansas and Nebraska Studies on social capital dynamics in the Brazilian Amazon Advising & Grants: While no formal students are listed, Mason advises projects related to disaster research and collaboration. His work is funded through partnerships with institutions like the Natural Hazard Center and Save the Children – US. Labs/Teams: SPARC and KER are central to his research activities, alongside collaborations with global disaster research networks.

• Health Law
• Biomedical Research Governance
• Data Governance in Health
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Jessica Bell is an Assistant Professor in the School of Law at the University of Warwick , specializing at the intersection of law, technology, and health. Her work focuses on legal and governance challenges in biomedical research, including data-sharing networks, 3D bio-printing, and genome sequencing. She collaborates internationally on interdisciplinary projects to analyze legal frameworks in context. Her research emphasizes emerging health technologies and their societal impacts, with publications in legal, scientific, and health journals. Key themes include GDPR compliance, public-private partnerships, and ethical data governance. Jessica’s work addresses regulatory adaptation for innovations like DIY medical devices and digital mega-studies. She has presented at academic and industry events globally, contributing to policy discussions on health data linkage and charity law solutions for commercial data access. Jessica is affiliated with Warwick’s interdisciplinary teams and participates in projects such as EUCelLEX and BioSHaRE-EU. Scientific Awards: None listed. Research Supervision: No student names specified in the provided text. Labs/Teams: Collaborates with international interdisciplinary groups focusing on health law and technology governance.

Fenella Billingمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• International Law
• Human Rights Law
• Transnational Law Enforcement
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Fenella Billing is an Associate Professor in International Law and Human Rights at Aalborg University, with an adjunct researcher position at the University of Tasmania. She specializes in transnational law enforcement, human rights, and maritime law, particularly focusing on legal frameworks for migrant smuggling and human security at sea. Her research bridges international law, EU law, and human rights, addressing issues like state responsibility and due diligence obligations. Teaching interests include Comparative Law, EU Law, and Fundamental Human Rights. Current projects include the PolSEA initiative on maritime policing and the BlueRights Working Group on protection of life at sea. Fenella contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals through work on legal accountability and human rights monitoring. Education: PhD in International Law (focus on right to silence in transnational proceedings) Key Collaborations: Global & Transnational Law Research Group, SSH Children and Youth Research Network Recent Activities: Roundtable on Maritime Security (2025), Lectures on Hybrid Threats and Danish Maritime Law Research emphasizes intersections between human rights and transnational legal challenges, including hybrid threats and artificial intelligence in warfare contexts.

Charlotte Bendallمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Family Law
• Equity and Trusts
• Legal Reforms
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Dr. Charlotte Bendall is an Associate Professor at the Birmingham Law School, University of Birmingham, specializing in family law and socio-legal studies. She previously held a Lecturer position at the University of Essex and completed her doctoral research at Birmingham. Her work focuses on family law reform, intergenerational relationships, and gender dynamics in legal contexts. She leads the Family Law Reform Now project, collaborating with academics, practitioners, and policymakers to address key challenges in family law. Dr. Bendall’s research includes examining grandparents' experiences in child arrangements, financial practices in modern relationships, and the impact of legal frameworks on gender roles. She has contributed to edited collections and policy submissions, including a 2024 anthology on family law reform. Her recent work explores shared parental leave inequities and cohabitation rights under Labour’s proposed reforms. Her academic credentials include a PhD from the University of Birmingham, an MSc in Socio-legal Studies from Bristol, and a BA in Jurisprudence from Oxford. Prior to academia, she worked as a solicitor and assistant editor of legal publications like Archbold . She actively supervises doctoral students in family law and has secured grants, including from the Socio-legal Studies Association. Dr. Bendall’s advocacy extends to parliamentary evidence submissions on cohabitation rights and older people’s legal protections. She co-founded the Family Law Reform Now network, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue on legal reforms. Her research consistently bridges legal theory with practical societal challenges, emphasizing equitable outcomes in family law.

Paula Porettiمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Private International Law
• EU Law
• Civil Procedure
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Paula Poretti is an Associate Professor at the Department of Civil and Family Law, Faculty of Law, J.J. Strossmayer University of Osijek, where she also serves as Vice-Dean for Teaching and Students. She teaches across undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral law programs and has held visiting lectureships at the University of Pécs (Hungary) and the University of Perugia (Italy). Her institutional affiliations include the Jean Monnet Chairs on EU Procedural Law and Cross-Border Movement of Children in the EU. Her educational background includes a law degree from the Faculty of Law Osijek and a PhD from the University of Zagreb with a thesis on 'Collective Legal Protection in Civil Proceedings'. Paula Poretti's research centers on private international law, EU civil procedural law, consumer rights, collective redress, and cross-border family disputes. She actively explores the implementation of EU regulations in Croatian law and the protection of vulnerable parties such as over-indebted consumers and children in international abductions. Her work bridges academic scholarship with practical legal reform. The 15 most recent publications reflect a strong focus on civil procedure, EU law, consumer protection, and cross-border legal coordination. Key themes include the abolition of exequatur, enforcement of human rights judgments, collective redress mechanisms, and the application of EU regulations in family and succession matters. The articles span top regional journals and edited volumes published in Croatia, Germany, and the UK. Award for Scientific Excellence, Faculty of Law Osijek, academic year 2017/2018 Dr. Poretti has led national and international research projects, including the internally funded 'Social Significance of Consumer Rights Protection' and participation in the EU-funded 'EUFam' and 'EUFam's II' projects. She has served as a national reporter for multiple European Commission studies on consumer law and was appointed to key legislative working groups at the Ministry of Justice and Administration and the Ministry of Economy. She also advises on policy as a member of the National Council for Consumer Protection. She is actively involved in academic and policy communities through participation in numerous international and domestic conferences, collaboration with the Croatian Chamber of Notaries, and contributions to legislative drafting. Her work demonstrates a strong commitment to translating academic research into legal and societal impact.

Salla Jutilaمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Sharing Economy
• Sustainable Tourism
• Inclusion in Tourism
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Salla Jutila is a University Lecturer and Doctoral Researcher at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Lapland. Her primary affiliation is within the Sustainable Naturecultures and Multispecies Future (SuMu) research group. She holds dual roles as both an educator and researcher, focusing on interdisciplinary aspects of tourism and sustainability. Her research interests span the sharing economy, sustainable tourism practices, inclusion and accessibility in tourism, and multispecies futures. She has led or collaborated on over 10 projects funded by agencies like the European Social Fund, Business Finland, and the Finnish National Agency for Education. Notable projects include 'Kestävän matkailun osaamismerkit' (2022–2024) and 'Jaava: Responsibility and value creation in sharing economy in tourism' (2020–2022). Her work emphasizes critical societal perspectives on tourism, addressing ecological crises and relational methodologies. Recent activities include keynote presentations on 'Becoming Fragile' (2024) and conference contributions on multispecies storytelling and slow travel practices. Grants & Projects: 10+ projects focusing on sustainable tourism education, sharing economy governance, and cultural environment sustainability. Media Contributions: Engaged in public discourse on short-term rentals, immigrant worker inclusion, and tourism ethics through media features and policy briefs. Labs/Teams: Active in the SuMu group, exploring multispecies futures and sustainable naturecultures.

• Law
• Bankruptcy Law
• Property Rights
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Maarit Hovila is a University Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, University of Lapland. Her research focuses on bankruptcy law, property rights, and legal protections for minors in financial contexts. She has contributed to projects like "NUORET JA VELKA: Nuorten velkaongelmat - velkatyypit, sel" (2013-2017), examining youth debt issues and legal frameworks. Her work bridges bankruptcy proceedings, environmental law, and the rights of minors in financial liabilities. Recent publications address environmental liability in public bankruptcy contexts and property protections for juveniles in debt scenarios. Research interests include the intersection of bankruptcy law with environmental obligations, legal safeguards for minors in debt situations, and harmonizing property rights with public sector responsibilities. Her articles explore topics like guardianship protections for juvenile debtors and equitable transitions to financial adulthood.

Priya Ursمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Public International Law
• International Criminal Law
• Law on the Use of Force
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Priya Urs is a Junior Research Fellow in Law at St John's College, University of Oxford, with affiliations to the Oxford Institute for Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict and the Max Planck Foundation. She holds a PhD (UCL), LLM (Cambridge) and integrated BA/Law (National Law School of India University). Her research focuses on public international law domains including international criminal law, use of force, humanitarian law, and cyber law applications. She has contributed to critical policy reports on cyber operations targeting healthcare and erga omnes obligations enforcement. Education highlights include awards like the David Thompson Prize (Cambridge) and the Journal of International Criminal Justice Prize (2020). Teaching responsibilities span undergraduate and graduate courses at Oxford, Blavatnik School of Government, and UCL. Her work has directly influenced international legal discourse through cited contributions to ICJ proceedings and policy initiatives involving states and civil society. Editorial board member: Leiden Journal of International Law (2025-) Contributing editor: CIL Dialogues (National University of Singapore) Lead author: 'International Law Protections against Cyber Operations Targeting Healthcare Sector' (2023) Research projects include exploring obligations erga omnes, cyber law's interface with healthcare, and ICC admissibility criteria. Her work bridges academic scholarship with practical policy development in conflict/post-conflict regions.

• History of Protest and Reform
• Environmental History
• Digital Heritage
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Steve Poole is a Professor of History and Heritage at the University of the West of England (UWE), affiliated with the Faculty of Arts, Creative Industries, and Education (ACE). He directs the Regional History Centre and leads an ESRC-funded project exploring intergroup dynamics in the 1831 Reform Riots. His research spans 18th- and 19th-century English history, focusing on protest, crime, tidal landscapes, and digital heritage technologies. Collaborations include the National Trust, Bristol Initiative Trust, and heritage design firms like Splash & Ripple and Satsymph. Notable projects include Ghosts in the Garden (a locative game at the Holburne Museum) and Romancing the Gibbet (an immersive soundscape on 18th-century crime). Poole’s academic work emphasizes histories 'from below,' particularly in Bristol and the Southwest. He co-authored Bristol From Below: Law, Authority and Protest in a Georgian City and chairs the John Thelwall Society. His heritage projects integrate digital media to reinterpret historical narratives, such as using empathy-driven soundscapes for heritage experiences. He also advises on urban waterfront histories and serves on committees for the Southern History Society and Bristol Record Society. His publications span scholarly articles and edited volumes, with a focus on riots, regicide, and radical press (e.g., Bath Spark ). Recent work examines the social psychology of collective action in 19th-century riots and the legacy of monuments in contemporary urban spaces. Poole’s interdisciplinary approach bridges traditional history with modern technologies, aiming to democratize historical interpretation through accessible, immersive formats.

• Procedural Law
• Gender Violence
• Arbitration
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Ana Montesinos García is a Professor at the Universitat de València's Faculty of Law, specializing in Administrative Law. Her research focuses on procedural law, gender violence, and the intersection of artificial intelligence with legal systems. She is affiliated with the CEMUVIG Center for Multidisciplinary Studies in Gender Violence and the MedArb research group. Education : PhD from Universitat de València (2006), thesis on Online Arbitration. Research Interests : Cover AI ethics in justice, predictive algorithms, arbitration mechanisms, gender violence, and consumer rights. Her work addresses procedural fairness, algorithmic bias, and digital legal technologies. Publications : Recent articles examine AI applications in judicial processes, gender violence risk assessment algorithms, and multidisciplinary approaches to algorithmic justice. Contact : ana.montesinos@uv.es

CARLOS AURELIO ESPLUGUES MOTAمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Private International Law
• International Commercial Arbitration
• European Private Law
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Carlos Aurelio Esplugues Mota is a Full Professor in the Faculty of Law at Universitat de València, Spain, specializing in Private International Law. He is affiliated with the MedArb research group and holds a doctorate from the same university, where his thesis focused on the comparative treatment of polygamous marriage in Europe and Anglophone countries under the supervision of Dr. Enrique Pecourt García. Research Interests: His scholarly work spans a wide range of topics in international and comparative law, with a strong emphasis on Private International Law, International Commercial Arbitration, European Private Law, and International Litigation. He has extensively analyzed the regulation of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), particularly in relation to national security screening mechanisms within the European Union. His research also addresses the enforcement of mediated settlements, the application of foreign law in Ibero-America and the EU, and emerging challenges such as the impact of the American 'foreign law bans' and pandemic-related investment restrictions. Publication Trends: His recent publications, particularly from 2014 to 2021, demonstrate a sustained focus on the intersection of international economic law, public policy, and national security. He has critically examined the evolution of EU investment policy, the harmonization of private international law across regions, and the legal frameworks for cross-border dispute resolution, including mediation and arbitration. Scientific Recognition: While specific awards are not listed in the provided text, his significant scholarly output—over 117 papers on Academia.edu with high public views—indicates a strong academic reputation and active engagement within the international legal community. Advising and Grants: The provided texts do not contain information about his students, doctoral advisees, or any grants or funding he may have received for his research. Laboratories and Research Teams: He is a member of the MedArb research group at Universitat de València, which focuses on Mediation and Arbitration, reflecting his deep involvement in alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanisms and their legal integration.

• Labour Law
• Social Security Law
• Collective Bargaining
• +۵ مورد دیگر

EVA CAROLINA LOPEZ TERRADA is a Professor at the Universitat de València, affiliated with the Faculty of Law and the Department of Labour and Social Security Law. Her academic work is closely tied to labor law and social protection, with active involvement in key research groups focusing on legal transformations in labor and global governance. Her research interests lie at the intersection of labor law, social security systems, and institutional governance. She explores the evolution of collective bargaining structures and the decentralization of labor negotiations, particularly within the Spanish and European contexts. Her work also extends to sustainable development and the role of regional and international frameworks in shaping contemporary labor and social policies. Her research is supported by her membership in two prominent research groups: LABORUM3.0, which investigates transformations in labor law and social protection, and DSGMROIEC, which focuses on sustainable development, global and regional governance, and the contemporary international and European order. These affiliations reflect her interdisciplinary approach, combining legal scholarship with policy-oriented analysis. She earned her PhD from the Universitat de València in 1999 with a dissertation titled La descentralización de la estructura de la negociación colectiva y sus posibilidades de articulación , supervised by Dr. Tomás Sala Franco. This foundational work continues to inform her contributions to labor law scholarship. She advises graduate students and contributes to academic and policy debates in labor and social law, though specific details of her advisees or funded grants are not available in the provided text.

• Stress and Well-being
• Trauma Psychology
• Occupational Health Psychology
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Agata Wezyk is a part-time Lecturer in Psychology at Bournemouth University , affiliated with the Faculty of Science and Technology . Holding a PhD in Psychology (2021), she previously earned an MSc in Health and Clinical Psychology (2008) from the University of Lodz and a Post-graduate Diploma in Sports Psychology (2008). Current research examines protective factors and support systems for mental health practitioners during and after lockdowns Led mixed-methods projects on gender equality in parenting with University of Lincoln and Nuffield Foundation Expertise in stress, trauma, and resilience through quantitative and qualitative methodologies Active member of European Association of Work and Organisational Psychology (2020-) and British Psychological Society (2018-) Her recent publications explore empathy in psychotherapy , resilience among surgeons , and identity dynamics in gendered caregiving roles . Collaborations span institutions including University of West London, Lyon Catholic University, and University of Lincoln. Grants include BU QR-fund projects on mental health worker resilience (2020, 2021) and Women's Academic Network funding for work-life balance research (2021). Teaching focuses on Developmental Psychology , Health Psychology , and Advanced Research Methods .

Nicole Reeseمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Public Administrative Law
• Labor Law
• Civil Service Law
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Nicole Reese is a Professor of Law at the Hochschule des öffentlichen Schutzes und der öffentlichen Verwaltung Nordrhein-Westfalen (HSPV NRW), based in Bielefeld. She has been a faculty member since August 2017 and teaches subjects including labor law, civil service law, and general administrative law. She also holds a teaching assignment in the Master of Public Management program at the same institution. Her educational background includes a law degree from the University of Göttingen (1992–1998), legal clerkship completed in Göttingen with an international station in Sydney, and a doctorate from the University of Osnabrück (2000–2005) on qualified electronic signatures. Prior to joining HSPV NRW, she served as a Professor at the University of Public Administration in Lower Saxony (HSVN) from 2008 to 2016. Her research interests center on public administrative law, labor law, and civil service law, with a particular focus on the rights and duties of civil servants, including the controversial remonstration rights in the context of pandemic-related school policies. Her recent scholarly output reflects a strong engagement with current legal challenges in public sector employment, including inflation compensation, parental leave benefits, and retirement models. The analysis of her recent publications reveals a consistent trend in labor and administrative law jurisprudence, particularly in interpreting court rulings related to public employees’ rights, compensation, and workplace regulations. Her work often takes the form of legal commentaries on court decisions, demonstrating her role in translating judicial outcomes into practical administrative guidance. Nicole Reese holds leadership roles within the institution, including Co-Spokesperson of the Research Commission since March 2022 and previously served as Deputy Spokesperson (2020–2022). She has also been the local module coordinator for labor and civil service law subjects in Bielefeld since 2017. She is actively involved in research projects, including a current study (2023–2024) on the relevance and feasibility of civil servants’ right to protest under current legal and social conditions, particularly in educational settings during the pandemic.