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Research

at the Department of Law

The Law Department provides a stimulating and supportive environment bringing together LLM researchers, doctoral researchers, post-doctoral researchers, professors and visitors from more than 35 countries. In broad terms, members of the Department focus on what can be termed Transnational Law. This includes Public International Law, European Public and Private Law and Comparative Law, but also more amorphous forms of legal ordering that transcend the state in multiple and evolving ways.

The Department is methodologically diverse, and professors and researchers adopt many different approaches, including doctrinal, critical, law-in-context, normative, empirical, sociolegal, historical and mixed methods. They frequently draw insights from other disciplines and many researchers undertake research which is theoretical in its orientation.

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As an international organisation by nature, the EUI, including the Law Department, has no dominant research or legal culture. Rather, it provides an open, multilingual, and welcoming international environment. Each member of the faculty brings their specialism and focus to the Department’s principal research strands. 

Law department research themes

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Full-time Professors

Part-time Professors

For a more detailed indication of the supervisory interests of each Professor, please visit their profiles

Page last updated on 24/06/2024