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Yavuz Köseمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Ottoman Empire History
• Turkish History
• Social History
• +۹ مورد دیگر

Yavuz Köse is a University Professor of Turkology at the Department of Near Eastern Studies, Faculty of Philology and Cultural Studies, University of Vienna. He currently serves as Head of the Institute of Oriental Studies (since June 2024) and previously as Deputy Head (October 2022-June 2024). Before joining the University of Vienna in 2019, he was W3 Acting Professor for Turkology at the Asia-Africa Institute of the University of Hamburg (2010-2018). His educational background includes a Master of Arts in History and Culture of the Near East as well as Turkology, Psychology and Economics from Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (2001). Professor Köse's research focuses on social, economic and consumer history of the Ottoman Empire and Turkey, environmental and tourism history, history of science, and migration and workers' history. His work examines Ottoman social structures, economic transformations, cultural heritage, and identity formation, with particular attention to urban contexts and cross-cultural interactions. His recent publications show a strong emphasis on Ottoman social history, with particular attention to conversion narratives, cultural exchanges, and urban economic structures. The 2025 edited volume Becoming Ottoman represents a significant contribution to understanding identity formation in the Ottoman Empire. Among his notable recognitions is the Emerald Literati Award (2020) Professor Köse has supervised numerous doctoral students at both the University of Vienna and University of Hamburg, with research topics spanning cultural heritage in Turkey, migration histories, women's work and property, and Ottoman economic history. He has secured significant research funding including projects funded by FWF, DFG, and VolkswagenStiftung, such as the current 'Lebensmittelhändler von Istanbul' project examining Istanbul grocers as urban actors in supply chains. He is actively involved in academic leadership, serving as Head of the Institute of Oriental Studies and Deputy Spokesperson of the Doctoral School for Philological and Cultural Studies. He co-founded and serves as Editor-in-Chief of the Diyâr. Journal for Ottoman, Turkish and Middle Eastern Studies and is a member of numerous scholarly organizations including the Society for Armenian Studies and the Society for Turkology, Ottoman Studies and Turkey Research.

Irmgard Marboeمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• International Law
• Space Law
• International Investment Law
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Irmgard Marboe serves as Associate Professor at the University of Vienna's Institute for European, International and Comparative Law, where she is based in the Department of International Law and International Relations at the Juridicum building. Her academic leadership includes serving as Head of Austria's National Point of Contact for Space Law and Director of the Vienna International Christian-Islamic Summer University. Professor Marboe's research spans multiple critical domains of international law with particular emphasis on space law and its intersections with other legal frameworks. Her work addresses contemporary challenges including space security, international investment disputes, and the complex relationship between international legal systems and Islamic jurisprudence. She has developed significant expertise in human rights applications within diverse cultural contexts and serves as Deputy Chair of the University of Vienna's Arbitration Commission. Her scholarly output demonstrates consistent focus on emerging legal challenges in space governance and international dispute resolution. The publications she has supervised reveal growing scholarly attention to space commercialization, space debris management, and the intersection of trade regulations with space technology development. Professor Marboe maintains active professional engagement through numerous prestigious appointments including membership in the International Institute for Space Law, the International Academy of Astronautics, and the European Centre for Space Law. She previously served as Chair of the Working Group on National Space Legislation for the UN Committee for the Peaceful Use of Outer Space (2008-2012) and as Co-Rapporteur for the International Law Association's Committee on Islamic and International Law (2008-2018). She oversees a substantial academic team including Student Assistant Noa Lucienne Hasler, Project Assistant Adela Zinschitz, and is supported by Secretariat member Brigitte Weidinger. Her consultation hours are held Thursdays from 4:00-5:00 p.m., with separate appointments available during lecture-free periods.

• Digital Business
• Innovation Systems
• Semantic Web
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Tassilo Pellegrini is a Professor at the Department of Digital Business and Innovation and Co-Director of the Institute for Innovation Systems at St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences. With a background in commerce, communication science, and political science, he has led R&D at The Semantic Web Company (2004–2012) and served as a lecturer since 2007. His research focuses on Digital Business , Innovation Systems , Semantic Web , Open Data Governance , and Media Economics , with recent works addressing the Digital Product Passport for circular economy. Education: Commerce, Communication Science, Political Science Key Projects: DPP4Plastics, ECO-TCO, DALICC Framework Collaborations: Springer Handbooks, BMK symposia, EU conferences His publications bridge Open Data , Digital Licensing , and Eco-Design , emphasizing regulatory compliance and technical frameworks. He actively contributes to policy discussions on EU-level technologies and sustainable innovation.

Leonhard Dobuschمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Organizational Openness
• Open Strategy
• Intellectual Property Rights
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Leonhard Dobusch is a full Professor of Business Administration with a focus on Organization at the University of Innsbruck's Faculty of Business and Management, specifically within the Institute for Organisation and Learning. He has held this position since February 2016, after serving as a Junior Professor at Freie Universität Berlin from 2012-2016. Professor Dobusch maintains active international collaborations with researchers at institutions including ETH Zurich, University of Oxford, University of Zurich, and University of Duisburg-Essen. University of Innsbruck: Professor of Business Administration (since 2016) Freie Universität Berlin: Junior Professor of Management (2012-2016) Freie Universität Berlin: Postdoc at Chair for Inter-Organizational Cooperation (2009-2012) Stanford Law School: Research Fellow at Center for Internet & Society (2008) Max Planck Institute for Social Research: Postdoc Fellow (2008-2009) Professor Dobusch's research centers on three interconnected areas that challenge conventional organizational thinking. His work on organizational openness examines how principles like open source software, open science, and open innovation manifest in practice, revealing how formal openness often leads to unintended exclusion. His second research stream investigates alternatives to intellectual property rights in regulatory uncertain environments, particularly in pharmaceutical innovation where he studies approaches to vaccine development beyond traditional patent systems. Thirdly, he develops the concept of 'organisationality' to redefine how we understand organization in increasingly fluid social systems. His research has significant implications for companies, public administrations, and scientific institutions navigating the challenges of openness, regulatory uncertainty, and new organizational forms in the digital age. Professor Dobusch's publication record demonstrates consistent high-impact contributions to organizational studies, with articles appearing in top journals including Organization Studies, Journal of Management Studies, and Long Range Planning. His work shows a clear trajectory from studying open source software adoption in city administrations (his doctoral research) to broader questions about organizational forms, openness, and intellectual property in complex systems. 2025: Best Reviewer Award of the Journal Organization Theory 2025: Prof of the Year Award in Rhetoric and Didactics 2022: Best Paper Award of the Strategy Practice Interest Group 2020: Ideas Worth Teaching Award by Aspen Institute for 'Organizing in Times of Crisis' 2020: LehrePlus!-Preis der Universität Innsbruck 2016: LehrePlus!-Preis for 'Open Organizations and Organizing Openness' course Professor Dobusch actively integrates his research into teaching, exemplified by his award-winning wiki-based course 'Open Organizations and Organizing Openness' and the collaborative online course series 'Organizing in Times of Crisis', which received international recognition. He currently leads a three-year DFG/FWF-funded research project 'Organising Creativity under Regulatory Uncertainty: Alternative Approaches to Intellectual Property' with Professor Sigrid Quack. Within professional networks, he serves as Chair of the Executive Board of the Interest Group 'Strategizing Activities and Practices' at the Academy of Management and regularly leads sub-themes at the European Group of Organization Studies Colloquium on Organizational Openness. Professor Dobusch contributes to several research communities through his blogs 'osconjunction.net' and 'governancexborders.com', and participates in the Momentum-Kongress that connects academic research with social and political practice. His work bridges theoretical innovation with practical relevance, particularly in how organizations can navigate the tensions between openness and closure, formal regulation and creative adaptation.

• Military History
• War Crimes Trials
• Cold War Studies
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Kerstin von Lingen is a Professor at the Department of Contemporary History, University of Vienna, specializing in military history, war crimes trials, and post-war justice. Her research spans WWII, Cold War politics, decolonization, and environmental history intersections. Key research areas: Military justice systems, forced migration, and transcultural legal developments Active teaching roles: Contemporary History lectures and seminars on liberation from Mauthausen, post-war justice, and migration studies Email: kerstin.von.lingen@univie.ac.at Her recent publications focus on: Refugee politics in imperial collapse (2025) Citizenship and property restitution for Holocaust victims (2025) Deserter networks in Nazi Germany (2024) Eastern Front environmental impacts (2024) UN War Crimes Commission's legal legacy (2022)

Rosa Greavesمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• EU Competition Law
• EU Internal Market Law
• EU Maritime Law
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Rosa Greaves is a Professor of European Commercial Law at the University of Glasgow and Professor Emeritus at the University of Oslo. She holds the position of International Dean for Latin America at Glasgow and is a Visiting Professor at the Catholic University of Lisbon. Her career includes deanship roles at Glasgow (2009–2013) and Durham (1995–1998). Education includes a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from the University of Leeds (1973) and an LLM in European Legal Studies from the University of Exeter (1974), followed by qualification as a Barrister at the Inner Temple (1975). Her research focuses on EU competition law, maritime law, and internal market regulations. She has authored seminal works like *EC Transport Law* (2000) and co-edited *The Advocate General and EC Law* (2007). Her work frequently addresses the interplay between EU legal frameworks and maritime transport, competition policy, and institutional governance. Greaves has delivered prestigious lectures, including the 18th Gabriele Ganz Annual Lecture (2013) and the Herschel Smith Lecture (1998). Awards include the *Doctores Juris Honoris Causa* from the University of Oslo (2000) and membership in the Academia Europaea (2015). She has supervised 22 doctoral candidates and currently co-supervises 8 PhD students. Her grants include a £5,000 MLR Scholarship (2012). Professional activities include judging moot court competitions and training judges across Europe.

Siegfried Finaمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• European Union Law
• Antitrust Law
• Intellectual Property Rights
• +۳ مورد دیگر

habil. Dr. Siegfried Fina is affiliated with the Department for Legal Studies and International Relations at the University for Continuing Education Krems . His work focuses on European Union law, antitrust regulations, intellectual property rights, and data protection. He has led numerous research projects, including studies on the EU's investment competence, digital privacy in the context of Big Data, and comparative analyses of patent licensing frameworks. His research interests span: EU legal frameworks for digital commerce and e-commerce Antitrust implications of exclusive patent licenses Protection of intellectual property in international agreements Data privacy regulations in the digital age Key contributions include: Principal investigator for over a dozen projects (2007–2016) Publications on EU investment law, data protection, and comparative antitrust He has presented lectures on Brexit implications and EU global relations at institutions like Stanford Law School.

Gonzalez Beilfuss Cristinaمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Private International Law
• Comparative Law
• Family Law
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Cristina Gonzalez Beilfuss is a Full Professor of Private International Law at the University of Barcelona , holding the position since 2008. She previously served as Vice-Dean for Research and International Relations at the University of Barcelona's Law Faculty (2008-2011) and as Full Professor of Comparative Law at University ESADE (2006-2018). Education : Licenciatura in Law (1990), PhD in Law from the University of Barcelona (1994, summa cum laude), and a Diploma in International Law from the Hague Academy (1995). Her research focuses on private international law, comparative law, family law, and intellectual property. She has contributed to harmonizing EU family law through collaborative projects like the Principles of European Family Law . Scientific awards and honors include: Maspons i Anglasell Prize (1994) for best doctoral dissertation on EU matters Hague Academy of International Law Diploma (1995) European Law Institute Fellow (2011-present) Member of the International Academy of Comparative Law (2012-present) Nominee for the Descartes Prize (2007) She has held leadership roles, including Head of External and Institutional Relations at Spain's General Council for the Judiciary (2011-2017) and President of the Associació d’estudis jurídicos internacionals (2005-2011).

Kean Birchمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Techno-Economic Rentiership
• Assetization
• Digital Capitalism
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Kean Birch is a Professor at York University, Canada, and Director of the Institute for Technoscience & Society. His research explores how entities like personal data, knowledge, and digital technologies are transformed into economic assets, focusing on techno-economic rentiership and market power in 21st-century capitalism. Ontario Research Chair in Science Policy Series Editor, Technoscience & Society Book Series , University of Toronto Press Editorial Board Member, IEEE Transactions on Technology and Society , Progress in Economic Geography , and others His work spans biotechnology, AI, Blockchain, and low-carbon technologies, analyzing the shift from entrepreneurship to rentiership in technoscientific capitalism. He critiques Silicon Valley's innovation model, linking it to monopolistic practices, data control, and regulatory challenges. His recent articles examine digital rentiership, competition policy reforms, and the implications of Big Tech's dominance. Scientific Awards : Ontario Research Chair in Science Policy He engages in public debates via op-eds in National Post , contributing to discussions on antitrust laws, platform ecosystems, and the urgency of updating Canada’s Competition Act for the digital era. His research emphasizes the structural power of Big Tech, the crisis in online advertising, and the need for global regulatory alignment.

Matthias C. Kettemannمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Internet Law
• Digitalization Governance
• Artificial Intelligence Regulation
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Matthias C. Kettemann is a full-time Professor of Innovation, Theory and Philosophy of Law at the University of Innsbruck , where he leads the Department of Legal Theory and Future of Law . He also serves as a research programme leader at the Leibniz Institute for Media Research | Hans Bredow Institute in Hamburg, research group leader at the Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society in Berlin, and as a research group leader at the Sustainable Computing Lab in Vienna. His academic affiliations extend to associated researcher roles at institutions in Hamburg, Frankfurt am Main, and Graz. Head of Department, University of Innsbruck Research Programme Leader, Leibniz Institute for Media Research Research Group Leader, Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society Board Member, Sustainable Computing Lab Associated Researcher, Research Institute for Social Cohesion Prof. Kettemann’s research focuses on internet law , AI governance , platform regulation , digital constitutionalism , and innovation law . His publications and projects explore normative orders , multinormativity , and cybersecurity in digital spaces. His recent articles address human-in-the-loop AI systems , consumer credit algorithms , and democratic resilience against disinformation . He also investigates legal frameworks for data sovereignty and platform accountability in crisis situations . He has received prestigious scholarships, including the Fulbright and Boas Scholarships , and contributes to academic discourse as Managing Editor of the Mohr/Siebeck series 'Internet und Gesellschaft' , editorial board member of journals like jusIT and Media and Communication Studies , and scientific advisory board member of the European Yearbook on Human Rights . He is actively involved in reviewing for international publishers and academic journals. Prof. Kettemann teaches in German, English, and French, with courses in internet law , innovation law , international law , and legal philosophy since 2008. He supervises theses at bachelor, diploma, doctoral, and post-doctoral levels, emphasizing digital law and innovation frameworks . His third-party funding includes grants from the European Union , Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung , Google , and Deutsche Telekom .

Philipp Homarمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Intellectual Property Law
• Media Law
• Data Governance
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Mag. Dr. Philipp Homar is a Researcher at the University for Continuing Education Krems, affiliated with the Center for Intellectual Property, Media and Innovation Law. His work focuses on legal aspects of intellectual property, media law, and digital governance. He contributes to projects like the Data Market Austria initiative (2016–2019) and has authored/co-authored numerous publications on copyright law, trade secrets, and regulatory frameworks. Education: Holds academic titles 'Magister' (equivalent to MA) and 'Dr.' (PhD), though specific degree details are not explicitly listed in the text. Research Interests: Philipp Homar specializes in Austrian and European copyright law interpretation, digital rights management, data governance, and competition law. His recent work examines legal challenges in smart farming, algorithmic enforcement of intellectual property rights, and cloud-based private copying exceptions. Lectures & Events: He presents regularly on topics like copyright litigation, AI-driven IP enforcement, and platform economy regulation at events such as the Österreichischer IT-Rechtstag and Copyright in the Age of Disruption conferences. Grants & Projects: Contributed to the FFG-funded Data Market Austria project focused on innovation ecosystems. Current work involves advising on legal frameworks for emerging technologies. Lab/Team: Active within the Center for Intellectual Property, Media and Innovation Law, collaborating on interdisciplinary research projects at the intersection of law and digital transformation.

Klaus R. Liedlمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Structure and dynamics of biomolecular systems
• Drug development
• Intellectual property rights
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Klaus R. Liedl is a Full Professor and Chair of Theoretical Chemistry at the University of Innsbruck, affiliated with the Faculty of Chemistry and Pharmacy and the Center for Molecular Biosciences. His research focuses on computational modeling of biomolecular systems and drug design, with over 440 publications cited 12,070 times. Doctorate in Chemistry Doctorate in Juridical Science Research interests include: Biomolecular structure and dynamics Computational drug development Patent law and intellectual property rights Interdisciplinary work in scientific computing and advanced materials He has received awards including the Hellmann Award from the German Bunsen Society, Novartis Lectureship, and recognition as a member of scientia europæa. His leadership roles include heading the Computational Chemistry Section of the Austrian Chemical Society.

Alain Strowelمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Copyright law
• Media law
• Intellectual property
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Alain Strowel is a Professor at Saint-Louis University in Brussels, specializing in Intellectual Property (IP), Media Law, and the intersection of IP with competition law. He teaches in LLM programs at institutions including the University of Liège and Maastricht University. As an attorney (Of Counsel) at Covington & Burling LLP since 2001, he focuses on digital copyright and trademark issues, and serves as a panelist for WIPO and .be domain disputes. Academic and legal expert in IP law Active in EU and international IP policy Author/editor of 15+ books and 200+ articles since 1989 His research emphasizes copyright in digital environments, comparative IP enforcement, and the balance between IP and free speech. He co-edits the blog ipdigit.eu , which provides interactive tools for IP/IT law education. Scientific awards include the Max Planck Gesellschaft stipend (1988-1991) and a European University Institute scholarship (1985). Recent publications analyze Google’s legal challenges, secondary liability in P2P sharing, and IP enforcement directives. His work is cited in EU Court of Justice opinions and spans books like Droit d'auteur et numérique (2001) and Peer-to-Peer File Sharing (2009). He contributes to comparative studies on database protection and EU-US IP frameworks.

Clemens Applمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Intellectual Property Law
• Copyright Law
• Data Protection
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Clemens Appl is Academic Director of the Center for Intellectual Property, Media and Innovation Law at the University for Continuing Education Krems, holding the Chair of International, European and Austrian Copyright Law. His research focuses on the intersection of technology, society and law, particularly addressing legal challenges from digital innovation, networking, and emerging business models. Research interests include: Intellectual property rights in digital platforms Data protection and ownership in the Data Economy Legal frameworks for AI and automated systems Copyright adaptations for digital cultural heritage Current projects include leading the ERASMUS+ Strategic Partnership 'DDM4SME' developing multinational continuing education in Data Economy Law. Prof. Appl serves on scientific committees for intellectual property conferences and maintains active research collaborations across Europe.

Gabriel M. Lentnerمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• International Law
• Investment Protection Law
• Arbitration
• +۸ مورد دیگر

Associate Professor of International Law and Arbitration at the Department of Law and International Relations, University of Continuing Education Krems since 2024, serving as Deputy Head of Department. Concurrently holds a Fellowship at Stanford Law School since 2014 and maintains teaching positions at the Universities of Vienna and Göttingen. His academic leadership extends to heading the Department of International Law and Alternative Dispute Resolution. Dr. Lentner earned his PhD in Law from the University of Vienna in 2017 with his dissertation on “The Legal Nature of UN Security Council Referrals to the International Criminal Court,” conducted partly at Cambridge University's Lauterpacht Centre. He holds advanced diplomas from Harvard Law School, the European University Institute in Florence (Law & Logic), and the Central European University in Budapest. His research spans international law with specialized expertise in investment protection law, arbitration, dispute resolution mechanisms, law of international organizations, international criminal law, and world trade law. Complementing this, he investigates European Union law (particularly foreign trade law) alongside foundational legal theory and philosophy. His current habilitation project examines “Domestic Law Concepts in International Investment Arbitration.” This scholarly work demonstrates consistent focus on the intersection of intellectual property rights with investment arbitration, as evidenced by his extensive publication record analyzing cases like Einarsson v Canada and Bridgestone v Panama. Dr. Lentner has received significant recognition including the 2020 Lower Austria State Science Prize for his monograph “The UN Security Council and the International Criminal Court” and a 2019-2020 Excellence Scholarship for International Research Stays from the Lower Austria government, facilitating his Visiting Scholar position at Harvard Law School. His academic service includes editorial roles with the Harvard International Law Journal (2019), Cambridge International Law Journal Advisory Board, and peer review for prestigious journals including the European Journal of International Law and Leiden Journal of International Law. Professional experience includes work at an international arbitration firm, bridging theoretical scholarship with practical application.