Law Ph.D. Theses

Abstract: This thesis analyses constitutional disintegration and disruption in the European Union. These phenomena take the form of Member State withdrawal and…

Abstract: Ever since humans have been on Earth, there has been migration. And with migration, come transnational attachments, sometimes creating phenomena…

Abstract: This study examines how jurisdiction rules adapt to global data flows. To achieve this objective, a new methodological tool called the General Model…

Abstract: The thesis asks: What impact does the State aid Modernisation reform have on law enforcement in the European Economic Area (EEA)? The hypothesis is…

Abstract: Most commentators of the jurisprudence of the European Court of Justice law are strongly influenced by the predominant ‘liberal constitutional’…

Abstract: The European Commission decides collegially, meaning that every member of the college is equal in the adoption of decisions. The principle of…

Abstract: Over the course of a decade, disability laws in Europe changed dramatically. Due to (1) the entry into force of the UN Convention on the Rights of…

Abstract: This thesis critically compares the accommodation of religious minority beliefs in prisons in Germany and the United States. Following the approach…