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Karla Žeravčić
Contact info
karla.zeravcic@eui.eu
Cohort
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Karla Žeravčić
Research projects, clusters and working groups
Queer and Feminist Studies Working Group
Human and Fundamental Rights Working Group
Feminist judgments in Central and Eastern Europe as a response to gendered democratic backsliding
Additional responsibilities
Internal Reviewer
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European Journal of Legal Studies
Research themes
European Union (EU)
Migration and citizenship
European integration
Protection of fundamental rights in Europe
Central and Eastern Europe
Displacement, refugees, IDP
EU external relations
Migration
Feminist theory
Migration and border management
Law and gender
Widening countries
Queering law
LGBTIQ+ Rights
Feminist legal study
European migration and asylum law
Recent research output
AZOULAI, Loic; MEAKIN, Jack; D'AGOSTINO, Anna; AMADI, Prince Samuel; BAUDER, Judith; BECCI, Vittoria; VAN DE BEETEN, Jacobus Johannes Martinus; ŽERAVČIĆ, Karla; BODIN, Renan Louis Gabriel; CORREIA DE CARVALHO, Mateus; DUPONT DE DINECHIN, Marthe-Hélène; GLASER, Sarah; MUÑOZ IBARRA, Irina; KANOVA, Tereza; MULLER, Clara; MÜLLER, Johannes Christoph; NOSRATI, Narin; RUUKEL, Mikael Karl Arnold; SCHAUPP, Lukas Sebastian; SCHUSTER, Alexander Axel; SITNIK, Hubert; STEIERT, Marc; TENREIRA, Luca; TOMASELLI, Davide; ZANDSTRA, Timo (2026),
The law of the everyday : an inquiry into the legal fabrics of European lives
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Working Paper
ŽERAVČIĆ, Karla (2026),
Disrupting (feminist) canons : on the feminist judgments in Central and Eastern Europe
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Article
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