Martin Scheinin

Completed PhD projects supervised at the EUI

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• Sophie Duroy de Suduiraut, 23 November 2020: The Regulation of Intelligence activities under International Law

• Sergii Masol, 4 May 2020: References to Human Rights Law in the Interpretation and Application of the Definitions of Crimes by the International Criminal Tribunals

• Marta Achler, 30 April 2020: New Technologies and the Right to Freedom of Peaceful Assembly and Association

• Pilvi Tuulia Rämä, 18 December 2019: Towards the Core of Conscience - A Study on Conscientious Objection in the Workplace under the Freedom of Thought, Conscience and Religion

• Leiry Cornejo Chavez, 9 December 2019: The Determination of Non-Pecuniary Reparations by Regional Human Rights Courts. A cross-regional comparative study

• Birte Annika Böök, 20 November 2018: International Norm Conflicts Through the Lens of Alexy's Principles Theory

• Liiri Oja, 14 September 2018: Who is the “Woman” in Human Rights Law: Narratives of Women’s Bodies and Sexuality in Reproduction Jurisprudence

• Juha Tuovinen, 4 December 2017: Proportionality and deference - constitutional rights and the separation of powers

• Cornelius Wiesener, 14 December 2015: The application and interplay of humanitarian law and human rights law in peace operations, with a particular focus on the use of force

• Alexandre Skander Galand,1 October 2015: Conflicts of norms in situations referred to the International Criminal Court by the United Nations Security Council

• Benedict Semple Wray, 26 September 2015: Translating Torts: A Justice Framework for Transnational Corporate Harm

• Margaretha Johanna Wewerinke, 3 March 2015: State responsibility, climate change and human rights under international law

• James Gerard Devaney, 28 November 2014: The law and practice of fact-finding before the International Court of Justice

• Emilie Hunter, 11 November 2014: The International Criminal Court and positive complementarity: the impact of the ICC's admissibility law and practice on domestic jurisdictions

• Jerneja Penca, 2 September 2014: Market Mechanisms for Biodiversity Conservation: Dissecting Transnational Law

• Marina Aksenova, 9 June 2014: Complicity in international criminal law

• Lisa Ginsborg, 6 June 2014: The new face of the Security Council since 9/11: global counter-terrorism, human rights and international law

• Idse Heko Scheltema, 19 May 2014: The application of public international law by the European Court of Human Rights : a legal empirical analysis

• Nicholas Lawrence McGeehan, 7 October 2013: The marginalization of slavery in international law

• Wim Muller, 19 September 2013: Beyond history and sovereignty: China and the future of international law

• Dorothy Estrada-Tanck, 10 June 2013: Human security and human rights under international law: reinforcing protection in the context of structural vulnerability

• Susanna Greijer, 27 May 2013: The crimes of recruiting and using children in armed conflict

• Nikolas Kyriakou, 27 June 2012: An Affront to the Conscience of Humanity: Enforced disappearance in international human rights law

• Maria Tzanou, 13 June 2012: The Added Value of Data Protection as a Fundamental Right in the EU Legal Order in the Context of Law Enforcement

• Andrea Viski, 12 June 2012: Nuclear Export Controls and the Fight Against Nuclear Weapons Proliferation

• Ciaran Burke, 24 November 2011: The Equitable Theory of Humanitarian Intervention

• Noora Arajarvi, 04 February 2011 (co-supervisor): The Changing Nature of Customary International Law: Methods of interpreting the concept of custom in international criminal tribunals