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Carolina Mesa Marrero serves as a Professor in the Department of Basic Legal Sciences at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria's School of Law. Her academic work focuses on Civil Law within the Branch of Knowledge of Social and Legal Sciences. She maintains an active research and teaching profile, supervising numerous undergraduate and master's students through their thesis work. Professor Mesa Marrero's research spans multiple critical areas within civil law, with particular expertise in family law, inheritance law, legal capacity, and guardianship. Her work addresses contemporary legal challenges including digital assets in inheritance, protection of minors, rights of persons with disabilities, and personality rights in the digital age. She has demonstrated consistent scholarly activity through her supervision of student research projects across these domains. Her recent publications and supervised theses reveal a strong trend toward examining how traditional civil law frameworks adapt to modern societal challenges. Her work connects historical legal concepts with contemporary issues like digital inheritance, assisted reproduction law, and the impact of international conventions on domestic guardianship systems. This interdisciplinary approach bridges civil law with technology, human rights, and social welfare considerations. Professor Mesa Marrero has been instrumental in guiding the next generation of legal scholars and practitioners. She has supervised twenty doctoral theses from 2018-2023, working with students on topics ranging from domestic violence in inheritance contexts to digital personality rights. Her mentorship extends across both undergraduate and master's level programs at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

• Civil Law
• Family Law
• Inheritance Law
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Raquel Arias Benéitez is a Professor of Constitutional Law at the Law School, University of Deusto (San Sebastián Campus). She teaches in the Bachelor's Degree in Law and Double Degrees in Law and Communication, Business Administration and Law, and International Relations and Law. Her roles include instructing courses on Constitutional Organization of the State, Theory of the State, and Constitutional Rights. Double degree in Law and Communication (University of Deusto, 2019) Master's Degree in Access to the Practice of Law (Carlos III University of Madrid, 2021) Official Lawyer's Degree (Ministry of Justice, 2021) Master's Degree in Personal Data Protection (UNIR, 2022) Her research focuses on fundamental rights in the context of artificial intelligence , with a doctoral thesis in progress on this topic across three universities. She explores intersections between constitutional law, data protection, and ethical implications of emerging technologies. Recent work examines the legal permissibility of DNA profiling via forced biometric data processing in criminal investigations, presented at a 2024 academic congress in Spain. Raquel contributes to projects like Inclusive Classrooms (2024-2025) , addressing transgender rights under the BASQUE GOVERNMENT's Directorate of Human Rights. Her teaching spans constitutional law, political science, and legal source systems.

• Fundamental Rights and Artificial Intelligence
• Constitutional Law
• Data Protection
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Sten Schaumburg-Müller is a Professor at the Department of Law, University of Southern Denmark , with expertise in Media Law, Human Rights, Legal Philosophy , and International Law . His work integrates legal theory with practical applications in media, privacy, and global governance. Education : PhD in Law (Aarhus University, 1996), MA in Law (with thesis on Marxist legal theory), and Philosophy (bachelor-level studies). His research spans freedom of speech, data protection, copyright, criminal law , and legal ethics , with recent focus on deepfakes, misinformation, and consent . He has published extensively, including 179 research outputs, and co-authored a two-volume treatise on media law (2020-2023). His teaching includes Media Law, Legal Method , and Technology and Law for journalists and law students, alongside international workshops in Zambia and China. Scientific awards include the Koktvedgaardprisen (2017) . He serves as a legal advisor in media-related cases and contributes to public debates through blogs and media appearances.

• Media Law
• Human Rights
• Criminal Law
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Bella Struminskaya is an Associate Professor at Utrecht University’s Department of Methodology & Statistics, Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences. She is also an affiliated researcher at Statistics Netherlands and previously held a senior researcher role at GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences. Her work bridges survey methodology with digital data collection techniques, focusing on smartphone sensors and passive data donation. Education: PhD in Survey Methodology, Utrecht University M.A. in Sociology, University of Mannheim B.A. in Sociology, Novosibirsk State University Her research explores innovative data collection methods, including smartphone surveys, mixed-mode designs, and ethical frameworks for data donation. She investigates how mobile technologies can reduce survey burden while addressing nonresponse bias and measurement errors. Recent work emphasizes integrating digital trace data with traditional surveys to enhance accuracy and scope. Key article trends highlight applications of smartphone sensors in health studies, GDPR compliance for data access, and methodological advancements in smart surveys. Her contributions span technical tools like the Port software and theoretical insights on panel conditioning and ethical data augmentation. Scientific Awards: GOR Thesis Award 2015 She serves as a board member for the German Society for Online Research, Program Chair for the General Online Research Conference (GOR), and holds advisory roles in organizations like the European Social Survey, SHARE ERIC, and ODISSEI. She is an associate editor for multiple journals, including the Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology and Survey Research Methods.

• Survey Methodology
• Smartphone Surveys
• Data Donation
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Anne Joppe is an Assistant Professor in International and European Law at Utrecht University's Faculty of Law, Economics and Governance. She is affiliated with the Utrecht Centre for Regulation and Enforcement in Europe (RENFORCE) and focuses on worker protections under algorithmic management systems, particularly related to non-discrimination and data privacy rights. Education: LL.B. in Law from Utrecht University (2018), LL.M. in Private Law from University of Amsterdam (2020), LL.M. in European Law (cum laude) from Utrecht University (2021) Research: Her work examines algorithmic management in employment contexts, EU solidarity during crises, and the intersection of digital governance with labor rights. She investigates how EU law frameworks protect workers against algorithmic systems in the workplace. Publications: Joppe's 2021 publications explore the EU's crisis response to the pandemic, analyzing solidarity as both legal principle and political aspiration across academic and professional venues. Teaching: She instructs courses on European law and labor law, integrating her research into digital governance and workers' rights.

• European Labour Law
• Data Protection Law
• Non-Discrimination Law
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Eric A. Feldman, Heimbold Chair in International Law at the University of Pennsylvania's Penn Carey Law School, holds dual appointments as Professor of Law and Professor of Medical Ethics & Health Policy. His interdisciplinary career bridges Japanese law , comparative public health law , and legal culture , with a focus on urgent policy issues like tobacco control, HIV/AIDS, and disaster response. PhD in Jurisprudence & Social Policy from University of California, Berkeley BA from Vassar College Feldman’s research examines cross-cultural legal frameworks , dispute resolution , and rights-based approaches in global contexts. His work spans topics such as genetic discrimination , medical malpractice , and bioethics , often intersecting with public health imperatives. His recent scholarship focuses on e-cigarette regulation , disaster compensation , and informed consent , reflecting a consistent emphasis on policy-relevant legal analysis . Articles appear in venues like New England Journal of Medicine , California Law Review , and The Lancet . Fulbright Scholar (Japan) Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant National Science Foundation support American Bar Association fellowship Feldman advocates for international academic engagement , opposing proposed Fulbright program restrictions. His work has shaped debates on global health governance and legal responses to medical disasters .

• Japanese Law
• Comparative Public Health Law
• Torts
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Ingvild Schiøll Ericson serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Law and Governance at BI Norwegian Business School and is a PhD candidate in Private Law at the University of Oslo. Her doctoral research critically examines commercial exploitation of children's personal data by tech giants like Google and Meta through digital services, focusing on regulatory gaps and corporate accountability in online environments. She previously held the position of Associate Dean for the bachelor's program in business law and economics at BI from 2016 to 2021. Her educational qualifications include: Master of European Business Law, Aix-Marseille University (2003) Master of Laws (cand.jur.), University of Oslo (2002) Undergraduate Law Degree, University of Oslo (1997) Intermediate Studies in Psychology Ericson's research centers on privacy law, consumer rights, contract law, and legal methodology, with particular emphasis on children's digital rights. Her work analyzes how commercial entities circumvent consent mechanisms for minors and advocates for structural reforms to data protection frameworks. She integrates psychological insights into legal analysis regarding children's comprehension of digital consent. Recent publications reveal a consistent focus on children's vulnerability in digital ecosystems, examining streaming platforms, social media, and online gaming through privacy law lenses. Her scholarship identifies critical failures in current legislation to address mass data harvesting of minors and proposes collective enforcement mechanisms as remedies. No scientific awards or fellowships are documented in the provided materials. Ericson actively supervises master's students at the University of Oslo and UiT The Arctic University of Norway. While specific grant details are absent, her doctoral research at UiO operates within institutional frameworks for legal scholarship, potentially involving policy-focused funding streams related to children's digital rights.

• Privacy Law
• Consumer Law
• Contract Law
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Yiling Deng is an Associate Professor of Insurance & Risk Management at the College of Business, University of Central Arkansas. Her research spans insurance markets, financial economics, and risk management practices, with additional interests in environmental economics and policy analysis. Research Interests: Dr. Deng specializes in insurance industry dynamics, tort reform economics, and organizational learning in post-crisis environments. Her work also explores timber insurance mechanisms, landowner decision-making, and corporate financial strategies in sectors like oil and gas. Selected Publications (2015-2025): Her recent work analyzes government guarantees in insurance, household portfolio impacts on life insurance demand, and ESG ratings in energy sector capital structures. Earlier studies focus on catastrophe risk, tort reform drivers, and forest management economics.

• Insurance
• Risk Management
• Financial Economics
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Can Dogan is an Associate Professor of Economics and a Special Sworn Status Researcher at the Center for Economic Studies, focusing on Industrial Organization , International Economics , and Business Forecasting . His work combines technical rigor from his engineering background with economic analysis, particularly examining the impact of AI on business ecosystems and human-algorithm interactions. Research Areas : Industrial Organization, International Economics, Business Forecasting, AI in Business Publications : Published in high-reputation journals like Management Science and International Review of Economics and Finance . Teaching : Emphasizes lively discussions and activating student potential, connecting Economics to everyday life. Community Involvement : Senior Fellow at the American Leadership Forum and board member in Houston-based non-profits. Personal : Married with three children, enjoys fishing, math puzzles, and European soccer leagues.

• Industrial Organization
• International Economics
• Business Forecasting
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Esra YİĞİT is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, Turkish-German University . Her academic career spans roles including Assistant Professor (2019) and Research Assistant (2012) at the same institution. She earned her PhD in 2018 and Master's degree in 2013 from Istanbul University Institute of Social Sciences, Department of Private Law, following her undergraduate studies at Istanbul University Faculty of Law (2011). Research Focus: Labor Law, Social Security Law, Occupational Health and Safety, and Employee Data Protection Key Publications: Co-authored the book Individual Labor Law and authored works on personal data protection in employment relationships. Scientific Contributions: Her recent articles analyze judicial precedents (e.g., Yargıtay decisions), comparative labor frameworks (Turkish vs. German remote work regulations), and liability mechanisms in subcontractor relationships. She actively contributes to debates on employment guarantees, collective agreements, and health/safety obligations. Projects: Participates in the Turkish-German University Digital Transformation Excellence Center (2022, trainer role).

• Labor Law
• Social Security Law
• Occupational Health and Safety Law
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Anne-Lise Sibony is a Professor of European Law at UCLouvain (Louvain-La-Neuve, Belgium), affiliated with the Faculty of Law and Criminology and the Institute for Interdisciplinary Research in Legal Sciences. She serves in multiple leadership roles including Vice-Dean for International Relations, Member of the Steering Committee of the Louvain Global College of Law, President of the Law Library Commission, and Representative of the SSH sector on the External Resources Management Committee. Her research focuses on how the law integrates knowledge from other social sciences, particularly economics and behavioral sciences. She explores situations where law turns to external inputs and how the legal system transforms them, with current emphasis on consumer protection in the EU and the use of behavioral sciences to inform legislative action. Professor Sibony's scholarly output demonstrates a clear evolution from traditional EU law topics toward increasingly interdisciplinary work that bridges legal scholarship with behavioral insights. Her publications reveal a growing focus on consumer protection in digital markets, behavioral approaches to regulation, and sustainability challenges like greenwashing and product obsolescence. She has held significant academic leadership positions and contributes to major scholarly journals as a member of editorial boards for the Journal of Consumer Policy, European Journal of Risk Regulation, Cahiers de Droit European and Revue Quarterly of European Law. Her teaching includes EU Internal Market Law and European Consumer Law courses for master's level students.

• European Union Law
• Internal Market Law
• European Consumer Law
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Associate Professor Sylvia Tsoneva, PhD, is a faculty member in the Department of Law at New Bulgarian University (NBU). She holds a doctoral degree in Law with a dissertation on the legal nature of securities. Her office hours are Wednesday 9:00-11:00 and Friday 13:00-15:00 in Building 412. Her primary research explores civil law , commercial law , and stock exchange law , with a focus on liability frameworks, comparative European systems, and tort law evolution. She contributes to cross-border legal harmonization projects and examines contemporary issues in media accountability, employer liability, and human rights in private law contexts. Tsoneva's scholarly publications emphasize tort law , EU legal integration , and comparative analyses between Bulgarian and English legal systems. Recent works investigate media defamation, child liability, reverse mortgages, and state accountability under EU law, reflecting interdisciplinary engagement with financial, historical, and ethical dimensions. She has participated in key European research initiatives: Common Core of European Private Law (Causation in Tort Law working group, 2013) Common Core of European Private Law (Protection of Immovable Property working group, 2009) Impact of Directive 2002/65/EC (Institut für Finanzdienstleistungen, Hamburg, 2008) Currently, she teaches undergraduate courses: Civil Law (in English) and Corporate Law (in English) .

• Civil Law
• Commercial Law
• Stock Exchange Law

Laura Carola Drechsler serves as a tenure track lecturer at KU Leuven's Faculty of Law and Criminological Sciences, where she is embedded within the Centre for IT & IP Law (CiTiP) and contributes to the DigiSoc – KU Leuven Institute for Digital Society. Her institutional presence extends to service roles including alternate membership on KU Leuven's Works Council and Prevention and Protection at Work Committee. Her research focuses on European data protection frameworks and technology regulation , with particular expertise in GDPR implementation, AI governance, and biometric data systems. Current projects examine children's privacy rights (ORCHID), fundamental rights in AI contexts, and metadata standards for democratic data governance, reflecting her commitment to translating legal theory into practical policy solutions for digital society challenges. Drechsler's publication portfolio demonstrates consistent engagement with evolving regulatory landscapes, including analyses of eIDAS II implementation, GDPR anniversary assessments, and cross-jurisdictional privacy frameworks. Her collaborative approach is evident in multi-institutional projects involving European research networks and policy stakeholders. As an educator, she teaches specialized courses including Data Protection and Data Law (C02C5C), Legal Aspects of Cyber Security (H0Q25A), and European Privacy and Data Protection Law (HNI32A), shaping the next generation of technology law practitioners. Her institutional service includes membership on the Law Faculty Council and Doctoral Committee, demonstrating comprehensive engagement with academic governance.

• Data Protection Law
• European Union Law
• AI Regulation
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Mattias Agerberg is an Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Gothenburg. His research spans corruption studies, gender politics, and quantitative methodology, with publications in top political science journals including American Political Science Review and Journal of Peace Research. Dr. Agerberg earned his PhD in Political Science in 2019. His academic journey has focused on understanding the complex relationships between corruption, political behavior, and institutional design. As a leading scholar in corruption research, Dr. Agerberg examines how citizens perceive and respond to corruption, with particular attention to gender dimensions. His work on corruption voting reveals how citizens balance competing concerns when choosing political alternatives. His methodological expertise enables sophisticated analysis of survey data, addressing challenges like response bias in corruption measurement. His research bridges theoretical political science with practical implications for governance and institutional reform. Dr. Agerberg's recent publications show a consistent trajectory of high-impact research addressing timely political issues. His work demonstrates increasing international collaboration and methodological sophistication, particularly in survey and experimental design. The thematic focus spans corruption, political representation, gender dynamics in conflict, and institutional trust. Published in premier political science journals including American Political Science Review and Comparative Political Studies Active collaboration with leading scholars across multiple institutions Methodological expertise in addressing measurement challenges in political behavior research Dr. Agerberg's research program demonstrates significant contributions to understanding political behavior in contexts of corruption and institutional weakness. His work on gendered aspects of corruption and conflict provides important insights into how political phenomena affect different demographic groups. His methodological contributions help advance the field's ability to measure complex political attitudes accurately. While specific laboratory affiliations aren't detailed in available information, Dr. Agerberg appears to be actively engaged in research networks focused on corruption studies, gender politics, and political methodology, contributing to the intellectual community at the University of Gothenburg and beyond.

• Corruption and political behavior
• Gender and corruption
• Institutions
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Dolotov Ruslan Olegovich is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law of the National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE), where he has been working since 2014. He is affiliated with the Department of Criminal Law, Procedure and Forensic Science and serves as an expert at the Project-training laboratory of anti-corruption policy. His educational background includes a Candidate of Law degree (2009) from Saratov State Academy of Law with a dissertation on 'The mechanism of criminal-legal regulation in the sphere of criminal infringements on intellectual property,' and a Jurisprudence specialty (2006) with qualification as a Lawyer. He also holds additional qualifications as an English language translator in professional communication and has completed advanced training in Tax Advocacy and inclusive vocational education. Dolotov's primary research interests focus on criminal law, particularly in the areas of crime qualification, criminal law general part, the price of crime, and corruption. His work explores the intersection of criminal law with economic activities, intellectual property protection, and anti-corruption measures. He has developed expertise in analyzing the economic dimensions of crime and the effectiveness of criminal sanctions. His recent scholarly output demonstrates a strong focus on contemporary challenges in criminal law, particularly in the areas of economic crimes, intellectual property violations, and corruption. There is a clear trend toward examining the application of criminal law in business contexts, with increasing attention to bankruptcy fraud, market manipulation, and the protection of entrepreneurs' rights. His work increasingly incorporates interdisciplinary approaches, connecting criminal law with financial regulation, compliance mechanisms, and even artificial intelligence applications for corruption prevention. Certificate of Honor of the Higher School of Economics (December 2022) Gratitude from the Faculty of Law of the National Research University Higher School of Economics (February 2020) Rector's personal allowance (2016-2017) Academic Work Allowance (2017-2018, 2015-2016) Best Teacher (2025, 2018-2022) High Professional Potential Group (HSE Personnel Reserve) Category 'New Teachers' (2015-2016) Dolotov has successfully supervised doctoral research, including that of Gareev A.A. on 'Illegal participation in entrepreneurial activity: criminal law aspects.' He has secured multiple research grants throughout his career, starting from 2007, including several from the Russian Humanities Research Foundation (RGNF) on topics such as corruption's impact on environmental conditions, anti-corruption expertise of legal acts, trends in reforming Russian criminal legislation, and the methodology for determining the 'price of crime.' His grant work demonstrates a consistent focus on practical applications of criminal law theory to real-world problems, particularly in the economic and anti-corruption domains. As an expert at the Project-training laboratory of anti-corruption policy, Dolotov contributes to developing practical anti-corruption measures and educational initiatives. His work connects academic research with real-world policy implementation, particularly in the areas of business regulation and corruption risk mitigation. The laboratory's activities have expanded significantly over the years, with increasing student participation and the development of specialized master's programs.

• Criminal Law
• Criminal Procedure
• Forensic Science
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