جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Canon Law
• Ecclesiastical Law
• Church Criminal Procedure
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Adjunct Professor José Luis Sánchez-Girón Renedo is affiliated with the Faculty of Canon Law at Comillas Pontifical University, specializing in Ecclesiastical Law of the State. He holds a Doctorate (2006) and Licentiate in Canon Law from Pontifical Gregorian University (Rome), with degrees in Law, Business Administration, and Theology from UP Comillas. Key research areas: Canon Law, Ecclesiastical Law, Church Criminal Procedure, and Child Protection. He teaches courses including The Hierarchical Constitution of the Church , Church Sanctions and Criminal Procedure , and Protection of Minors and Criminal Law Seminar . Previously serving as Head of Studies (2009-2012) and Vice Dean (2012-2018), he currently acts as an ad casum judge in the Ecclesiastical Tribunal of Madrid and provides canonical advice to institutions and individuals. Scientific Awards : Extraordinary Doctoral Award (2016), Pontifical Gregorian University. His publications focus on procedural guarantees, penal reforms, and clergy misconduct. He also engages in pastoral work, including marriage counseling and priestly ministry.

• International Tax Law
• European Union Taxation
• Corporate Taxation
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Francisco Alfredo García Prats is a full Professor at the University of Valencia's Faculty of Law, specializing in Financial Law and Legal History within the Department of Financial Law and Legal History. He earned his PhD from the University of Valencia in 1994 with a thesis on international corporate taxation, supervised by Dr. Juan Bautista Martín Queralt. His research focuses on EU tax law, international tax policies, and comparative tax systems, particularly issues related to tax avoidance, state aid, and legal harmonization. He actively contributes to the ETICCs research group, which explores international, constitutional, and comparative tax studies. His scholarly work includes analyses of EU Court of Justice rulings on state aid cases (e.g., Apple and Engie), DAC6 compliance, digital platform taxation, and taxpayer rights. He frequently publishes opinions on recent ECJ decisions, emphasizing tax transparency, judicial remedies, and cross-border tax cooperation. Despite no listed awards, his extensive commentary on EU tax jurisprudence highlights his leadership in this field. He remains affiliated with the University of Valencia and contributes to teaching tax law in Spain.

Elin Roylesمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Territorial Politics
• Post-devolution UK Politics
• Sub-state Diplomacy
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Elin Royles is an Associate Professor and Reader in the Department of International Politics at Aberystwyth University. She joined the university in 2003 and leads the Department’s Recruitment, Admissions, and Marketing team. She is also a Theme Leader for ‘Language, Culture, and Identities’ at the Centre for Welsh Politics and Society. Her research focuses on Territorial Politics, Post-devolution UK Politics, Sub-state Diplomacy, and Language Policy, with a particular emphasis on minority languages like Welsh. Her teaching includes PhD supervision in Territorial Politics, Welsh Politics and Society, and Language Policy. She has led significant research projects such as the ESRC-funded WISERD Civil Society project (WP C3.1) and the James Madison Trust project on UK intergovernmental relations post-Brexit. She has also contributed to evaluations of initiatives like the ARFOR 2 programme. Her work has been recognized with awards, including the Political Studies Association’s Walter Bagehot Prize (2004–05) and the Aberystwyth University Award for Exceptional Research Impact (2018). She has published extensively on topics including sub-state governance, linguistic vitality, and the role of civil society in policy-making. Key collaborations include work with researchers at Cardiff University, Aston University, and international partners. Her research often intersects with UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly those addressing sustainable development and cultural preservation.

Patricia Palacios Zuloagaمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• International Human Rights Law
• Inter-American Human Rights Law
• Women's Rights
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Dr. Patricia Palacios Zuloaga serves as a Lecturer at the Essex Law School, University of Essex, specializing in international human rights law with a focus on gender perspectives. Her academic appointments include teaching core courses such as Human Rights: Global Diversity and Global Challenges (HU930), International Human Rights Law: Law and Practice (LW901), and Human Rights and Women (LW918). Academic Background: Licenciatura en Ciencias Juridicas y Sociales, Universidad de Chile LLM, Harvard Law School JSD, New York University School of Law Post-Doctoral Fellowship in International Law, London School of Economics Dr. Palacios Zuloaga's research centers on the intersection of human rights and gender justice, particularly examining the Inter-American Human Rights System's treatment of women's rights, sexual and reproductive rights, and LGBTIQ+ rights. Her current projects investigate compliance with international human rights rulings and representation of women in human rights education. Her scholarly output reveals a consistent focus on how international adjudication impacts gender equality frameworks across Latin America and globally, with particular attention to abortion rights, transitional justice mechanisms, and discrimination jurisprudence. Dr. Palacios Zuloaga actively supervises doctoral candidates including Matteo Bassetti (current), Paulina Jimenez Fregoso (awarded 2022), and Maria Delia Sanchez Del Angel (awarded 2022), whose theses address intersectionality in human rights adjudication and victim participation mechanisms. She secured a 2022 grant from the Society of Legal Scholars for her project 'Investigating the Challenges to Achieving Decriminalisation of Abortion through Strategic Litigation in Latin America,' reflecting her commitment to translating academic research into real-world human rights advocacy.

• Public Economics
• Political Economy
• Taxation Policy
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Mariana Lopes da Fonseca is an Assistant Professor of Economic Policy at the School of Management (SIAW) of the University of St. Gallen. She holds a PhD and is affiliated with the Department of Economic Policy. Her research focuses on Public Economics and Political Economy, with emphasis on taxation policies, gender representation in politics, and institutional accountability mechanisms. Her work investigates topics such as the impact of gender quotas on legislative behavior, the role of electoral systems in shaping policy outcomes, and the dynamics of local fiscal governance. Recent studies include analyses of political accountability in Swiss legislative bodies, tax policy framing in Portugal, and favoritism in public appointments across German states. Mariana’s publications span 2015 to 2024, reflecting a consistent focus on political institutions, fiscal policy design, and gender dynamics in governance. She has contributed to debates on lame-duck effects in local fiscal decisions and the economic implications of electoral reforms. Her research methodologies often employ quasi-experimental designs to evaluate policy impacts.

• European Environmental Law
• Climate Law
• Anthropocene Constitutionalism
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Floor Fleurke is an Associate Professor at Tilburg Law School's Public Law & Governance department, affiliated with the Global Law & Governance research unit. Her work focuses on European environmental law, particularly the intersection of science, technology, and legal frameworks in the Anthropocene. She holds a PhD (cum laude) from the University of Amsterdam (2012) and has extensive teaching experience across EU law, environmental law, and governance topics. Her research emphasizes transformative legal approaches to climate challenges, including emissions trading system design for agriculture and biodiversity-energy nexus issues. She leads projects funded by the Netherlands Research Council, collaborating with international scholars and organizations. Notable contributions include analyses of the Nature Restoration Act proposal and legal frameworks for integrating agricultural emissions into EU climate policies. Recent work explores constitutional implications of the Anthropocene, advocating for more-than-human legal collectives and rethinking regulatory modalities. She serves on editorial boards for Sustainability and actively participates in legal assessments for ecological restoration initiatives through the Society for Ecological Restoration's Legal Working Group. Education: PhD in Law (cum laude), University of Amsterdam (2012) Grants: €400k NWO grant (2020-2023) for agricultural emissions trading research Key Projects: 'Constitutionalizing the Anthropocene' (2019-2025), 'ETSA: Agricultural Emissions Trading'

Brenda Dalyمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Dispute Resolution
• Healthcare Law
• Patients' Rights
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Dr Brenda Daly is an Associate Professor of Law in the School of Law and Government at Dublin City University (DCU), where she lectures on healthcare law, dispute resolution (arbitration and mediation), and employment law. She serves as the European Association of Health Law National Contact for Ireland and is an active member of the EAHL Advisory Board, EAHL Interest Group on Supranational Biolaw, and the Northern/Ireland Health Law and Ethics Network. Education BA (Hons) MA PhD Research Focus : Her work centers on dispute resolution and healthcare law , with deep expertise in patients' rights, medical accountability, and mediation frameworks. She critically examines abortion law through European human rights jurisprudence and investigates mediation's role in medical negligence claims. Her employment law research includes practical guidance for Lexis+ Ireland and regular RTÉ Brainstorm contributions. Publication Trends : Daly's scholarly output reveals dual trajectories: healthcare law publications analyzing Ireland's abortion legislation and patient consent frameworks through European Court of Human Rights rulings, and conflict resolution work examining international peace mediation (notably the Aceh case study). Her methodology blends doctrinal legal analysis with empirical case studies across medical ethics and international relations contexts. Scientific Recognition No formal awards documented in source materials Advising & Funding : Daly supervises PhD/LL.M students in healthcare law and dispute resolution. She secured Irish Research Council/Department of Foreign Affairs funding (2009-2010) for EU peace mediation capacity research. Her grant history demonstrates interdisciplinary collaboration between law, health policy, and conflict studies. Research Ecosystem : As former Director of DCU's Socio-Legal Research Centre (2007-2011) and current Northern/Ireland Health Law Network member, she cultivates collaborative environments for healthcare ethics and mediation research, bridging academic theory with practical legal applications in high-stakes domains.

• Aboriginal Rights
• Environmental Law
• Canadian Constitutional Law
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Benjamin Ralston is an Assistant Professor at the University of Saskatchewan's College of Law, joining as tenure-track faculty in 2023. He holds a BA (2007), JD (2010) from the University of British Columbia, and an LLM (2014) from the University of Otago. His research focuses on Indigenous rights, environmental law, sentencing law, and natural resource law. He is completing a PhD investigating Indigenous rights and environmental assessment practices in Canada. Professionally, Ralston has taught in the Nunavut Law Program, the Kanawayihetaytan Askiy Program, and the School of Environment and Sustainability. His legal practice experience includes representing Indigenous clients in high-profile cases like the Northern Gateway Pipeline review and the Coastal GasLink Pipeline injunctions. He is also actively involved in the Indigenous Law Centre, contributing to research and publications. His publications include guides on Gladue sentencing principles, analyses of Indigenous legal pluralism, and studies on submerged land rights. Ralston advocates for systemic reforms in criminal justice and environmental governance, emphasizing Indigenous legal frameworks. Outside academia, he is a licensed attorney in Saskatchewan and British Columbia, and a dedicated family man. His work bridges legal scholarship, policy, and community engagement in Indigenous and environmental law.

Cristy Clarkمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Environmental Law
• Human Rights
• Legal Geography
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Dr. Cristy Clark is an Associate Professor at the University of Canberra's Canberra Law School, specializing in environmental law, human rights, and legal geography. She holds a BA/LLB (Hons) from ANU, a Master’s in International Social Development from UNSW, and a PhD from UNSW’s Australian Human Rights Centre. Her research focuses on the intersection of human rights and environmental governance, particularly Indigenous rights, water justice, and climate equity. Clark’s work includes co-authoring The Lawful Forest: A Critical History of Property, Protest and Spatial Justice and her upcoming monograph Legal Geographies of Water (Routledge, 2025). She is affiliated with the Centre for Environmental Governance, Berkeley’s Climate Equality Working Group, and the Australian Discrimination Law Experts Group. Her current projects address gender-diverse climate action in the Pacific and adapting anti-discrimination law to climate change. Her research spans legal pluralism, water governance, and the human right to water, with case studies in Chile, South Africa, and Aotearoa. Recent publications emphasize relational ontologies in environmental law and prefigurative legal alternatives to climate crises. Education: BA/LLB (Hons), Australian National University Master of International Social Development, UNSW PhD, UNSW Australian Human Rights Centre Clark’s grants include ACIAR-funded work on Pacific climate action and projects with the Berkeley Center. She actively participates in inquiries (e.g., human rights and environmental law) and organizes conferences on climate justice. Her advocacy extends to legal reforms for water equity, Indigenous ontologies, and anti-discrimination frameworks. Her lab affiliations and collaborations include the Climate Equality Working Group and Legalities editorial board, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to law and environmental justice.

John Schebمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• American Constitutional Law
• Tennessee Government & Politics
• Administrative Law
• +۳ مورد دیگر

John Scheb is a Professor and Interim Associate Dean of Academic Affairs at the Howard H. Baker Jr. School of Public Policy and Public Affairs, University of Tennessee. With a PhD from the University of Florida, his career spans over four decades, holding leadership roles such as Head of the Political Science Department and Director of UT’s Social Science Research Institute. His expertise includes American Constitutional Law, Tennessee Government & Politics, Administrative Law, and Civil Rights & Liberties. Education: PhD in Political Science, University of Florida. Research interests focus on constitutional law dynamics, criminal justice reform, judicial decision-making, and Tennessee-specific governance. He has authored/co-authored seminal works like *American Constitutional Law* and *Criminal Law and Procedure*. His research explores racial disparities in sentencing, amicus curiae influence on the Supreme Court, and judicial ideology. Articles emphasize empirical legal studies, constitutional interpretation, and policy analysis. Notable works include studies on the death penalty’s racial bias and Roberts Court dynamics. No specific awards listed, but his extensive publications reflect scholarly impact. Consulting work with government agencies, corporations, and NGOs underscores his applied policy expertise.

Martin W Lauمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• South Asian Law
• International Commercial Arbitration
• Human Rights Law
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Professor Martin W Lau is a Professor of South Asian Law and UG Year Abroad Programmes Convenor at SOAS University of London’s School of Law, Gender and Media. He holds MA and PhD qualifications from London. His research focuses on South Asian legal systems, Islamic law, human rights, environmental justice, and international commercial arbitration. Lau has supervised six PhD students exploring topics like women’s rights in Afghanistan, arbitration frameworks in UAE and Kenya, and climate law in Bangladesh. His academic work spans over three decades, with publications in the Yearbook of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law , exploring themes such as legal reconstruction in Afghanistan, Pakistan’s Hudood Ordinances, and environmental tribunals. He contributes to global debates on constitutional frameworks in post-conflict states and the role of Islamic law in modern governance. Lau is affiliated with SOAS’s environmental justice programs, including the NLUD-SOAS Joint LLM/MA. His advising includes projects on insolvency resolution in Islamic finance and Kenyan arbitration trends. Lau’s work bridges legal theory and practice, emphasizing marginalized communities’ access to justice in South Asia and the Middle East.

Jocelyn Downieمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Health Law
• Bioethics
• Medical Ethics
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Jocelyn Downie is a University Research Professor in the Faculties of Law and Medicine at Dalhousie University and a member of the Dalhousie Health Law Institute. She holds advanced degrees from Queen’s University (BA, MA Philosophy), the University of Cambridge (MLitt Philosophy), the University of Toronto (LLB), and the University of Michigan (LLM, SJD). She clerked at the Supreme Court of Canada under Chief Justice Lamer. Her work focuses on end-of-life law, healthcare access, organ donation ethics, and reproductive rights. Education: BA (Honours) and MA in Philosophy, Queen’s University MLitt in Philosophy, University of Cambridge LLB, University of Toronto LLM and SJD (Doctorate), University of Michigan Research Interests: Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) legal frameworks and policy End-of-life care ethics and access equity Health law and bioethics at the Supreme Court of Canada Reproductive rights and healthcare access barriers Organ and tissue donation policy Awards: Abbyann Lynch Medal in Bioethics (2005) Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada (FRSC) Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences (FCAHS) Grants & Leadership: Principal investigator for a $1.8M CIHR training program in health law and policy CIHR grant recipient for neuroethics research ($1.5M) Member of federal/provincial expert committees on MAiD, blood safety, and research ethics Labs & Collaborations: Active in the Impact Ethics research group, focusing on bioethics, health law, and policy advocacy.

• International Law
• International Organizations
• United Nations
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Ian Johnstone is a Professor of International Law at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University, where he has served since 2000. He held leadership roles as Interim Dean (2018–2019) and Academic Dean (2013–2015). Prior to academia, he worked at the United Nations, including positions in the Executive Office of the Secretary-General and Department of Peacekeeping Operations. His research focuses on international organizations, the United Nations, peace operations, and international law's intersection with political theory. Johnstone has authored/co-edited influential works such as Law and Practice of the United Nations and The Oxford Handbook on International Organizations . He holds an LL.M. from Columbia University, JD and BA from the University of Toronto. His professional activities include editorial roles for journals like International Organizations Law Review and memberships in bodies like the International Peace Institute’s Advisory Board. He received the James L. Paddock Teaching Award (2005) and has contributed to major initiatives like the Annual Review of Global Peace Operations (2005–2007). Johnstone’s recent work addresses cybersecurity governance, legal argumentation beyond courts, and UN reform. He teaches courses on international organizations, peace operations, and global security governance. His grants include leadership roles in the Strategies to Prevent Spillover (STOP Spillover) program funded by USAID (2020–2025), focusing on transdisciplinary approaches to pandemic prevention. Education: LL.M., Columbia University (1990); JD, University of Toronto (1987); BA, International Relations, University of Toronto (1983) Grants/Awards: STOP Spillover USAID Grant (2020–2025), James L. Paddock Teaching Award (2005), Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship (1990–1991) Professional Roles: Editorial boards of Canadian Yearbook of International Law , Visiting Professorships at NYU, University of Toronto, and Jindal Global University

Mary C. Murphyمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Ireland/Northern Ireland and the EU
• Peace and Conflict in Northern Ireland
• Politics of Brexit in Ireland

Mary C. Murphy is a Professor in the Political Science Department at Boston College and Director of the Irish Institute. She joined Boston College in Fall 2024, bringing expertise in Ireland/Northern Ireland-EU relations, post-Brexit constitutional dynamics, and conflict resolution. Her research focuses on Brexit’s impact on Northern Ireland’s political stability, EU relations, and constitutional futures. Education: B.A., University of Limerick; MSSc., Queen's University Belfast; Ph.D., Queen's University Belfast. She previously served as Head of the Department of Government and Politics at University College Cork and was former President of the Irish Association for Contemporary European Studies. Research Interests: Her work examines EU-Northern Ireland relations, Brexit-induced constitutional challenges, and peace processes. She co-authored A Troubled Constitutional Future: Northern Ireland after Brexit (2022), which won the UACES Best Book Prize. She has also published extensively on EU policy dynamics, regional governance, and party politics in Ireland. Publications Trends: Her articles analyze Brexit’s effects on cross-border governance, sovereignty disputes, and political party strategies in Northern Ireland. Key themes include EU influence on conflict resolution, post-Brexit institutional instability, and the role of small states in欧盟政策. Awards: UACES Best Book Prize (2023), Erasmus+ Jean Monnet Chair (twice), Fulbright-Schuman scholar, PSAI Teaching Prize Grants/Labs: Leads the Irish Institute at BC; affiliated with Edinburgh University’s Centre on Constitutional Change; coordinated EU-funded research projects via Jean Monnet Chairs.

• Constitutional Law
• European Integration
• Comparative Constitutional Law
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Wim Voermans is a Professor of Constitutional and Administrative Law at Leiden University's Leiden Law School and Institute of Public Law. Appointed as a Distinguished Professor (0.4 FTE) effective 1 September 2024, his work focuses on institutional trust, European integration, and the effectiveness of multilevel governance systems. He has been affiliated with Leiden University for 22 years and plays a key role in coordinating interdisciplinary research initiatives. Professor of Constitutional and Administrative Law Distinguished Professor (part-time) focusing on institutional trust Member of the Institute of Public Law Voermans' research spans constitutional legitimacy , EU law compliance , and multilevel jurisdictional governance . He investigates how constitutions function as 'literature' shaping socio-political dynamics, transparency's role in governmental trust, and the enforcement challenges of EU legislation. His interdisciplinary approach bridges legal theory with political science and governance studies. His publications highlight recurring themes: EU implementation deficits (2015 paper) citizen participation in European governance (2012 book chapter) regulatory reform mechanisms (2010 proceedings) These works demonstrate his focus on constitutional systems' practical performance and trust-building in political institutions. Voermans has been recognized with the prestigious Distinguished Professor title, reflecting his leadership in advancing Leiden University's strategic research themes. He emphasizes cross-disciplinary collaboration as essential for addressing complex governance challenges.