Gäste
Hanne Petersen (09/2020 & 6/2006)
Universität Kopenhagen. Recherchen zu Deutscher Rechtskultur. Vorträge 2006: "Gender and global normativity under postcolonial and postnational conditions. Some reflections from a Northern pespective"; "Changing paradigms of belonging - normative consequences"; "Cartoon Controversy". Ausführliche Informationen zu Prof. Petersen finden Sie hier.
Gihyun Kim (03/2017-12/2017)
rapporteur judge, Constitutional Court of Korea
Jin-Sook Yun (8/2016-2/2017)
Professor at Soongsil, College of Law, Korea.
Fred Nyagaka Ongarora (10/13 - 07/2017)
Kisii University College, Kenia. PhD Thesis zu: Overcoming Challenges of Implementing the Right to Non-Discrimination Against Women And The Right To Culture in Kenya
Dr. Ioannis Lianos, University College of London (1 - 11/2014)
The use of Economic Evidence and Economics in Legal Decision-Making in Europe. Mehr finden Sie hier.
Dr. Barbara Giovanna Bello (10/13 -07/14 und 3/2008)
Università degli Studi di Milano.
Overcoming Multiple Discrimination against Roma Minorities in Italy and in Germany after the implementation of the EU Antidiscrimination strategy: a challenge for the multicultural Europe.
Irina Mukhina (10 - 12/2013)
Fatima Saleh (9/2011-6/2012)
nternational Islamic University of Islamabad. Arbeit zu Constitutional Protection of Equal Rights in Pakistan compared to the Status of Equality unter the German Constitutional LawEylem Ümit Atilgan (9/2011-6/2012)
Universität Ankara. Forschung zu The Masculine Domination in Turkish Legal Culture: An Analysis of the High Court Decisions.Nicole Schmal Cruzat (3-10/2011)
Universitat de Girona. PhD Thesis zu: Analyse der diskursiven Konstruktionen juristischer Akteure über männliche Gewalt aus Perspektive der feministischen Epistemologie
Nelleke Koffeman (3 -8/2011)
Leiden University. PhD Thesis zu: The impact of the EU fundamental freedoms on diverging human rights standards: a need for (European) regulation? (DAAD Stipendium).
Ausführliche Informationen zu Nelleke Koffeman finden Sie unter: http://law.leiden.edu/organisation/publiclaw/europainstitute/staff/koffeman-nr.html
Gábor Attila Tóth (11/10-1/11)
University of Debrecen, Constitutional Court of Hungary. DAAD Stipendium: Moral and Legal Basis of Secular Constitutional Democracies, Comparing German and Hungarian Legal Culture and Constitutional Law.
Jens P. Urban (4-7/2010)
University of Ottawa. Ph.D. Thesis zu: La réception de la polygamie dans le droit français et le droit canadien.
Grazyna Skapska (11-12/2009)
Jagellonian University. Department on Sociology of Norms and Organisations, Institute of Sociology. Alexander von Humboldt Stiftung. Ausführlichere Informationen zu Prof. Grazyna Skapska finden Sie hier.
Tarek Naguib (12/08-2/2009, 5/2010-1/2011)
Universität Basel. Projekt: Schutz vor Diskriminierung zwischen Privaten: Schweiz – EU – Deutschland – Grossbritannien. Ausführliche Informationen zu Tarek Naguib finden Sie hier.
Anna Lorenzetti (9/2008-1/2009)
Universität Bergamo. PhD Thesis zu: The European Council Directive (2004/113). Implementation of the directive within the Member States.
Silvia Suteu (1-3/2008)
CEU Budapest. LL.M. Thesis: Law Against Negation: Holocaust Denial Legislation in Europe (Supervisor: Prof. Andras Sajo).
Kurt Pärli (2-7/2007)
Züricher Hochschule Winterthur. Forschung zu: Vertragsfreiheit und Diskriminierungsschutz im privatrechtlichen Arbeitsverhältnis - Völker- und verfassungsrechtlicher Rahmen und Bedeutung des europäischen Gemeinschaftsrecht. Ausführliche Informationen zu Prof. Pärli finden Sie hier.
Laia Falcón (9-12/2006)
Universität Madrid. PhD Thesis zu: The cultural representation of women with power in Art and Fiction.
Robert Wintemute (5/2005)
King's College London. "Anti-Discrimination Law in the United Kingdom: Current Controversies."
Titia Loenen (11/2004)
Universität Utrecht. "Travelling Concepts". Ausführliche Informationen zu Prof. Loenen finden Sie hier.