Director of Graduate Studies
Department of Law
Full-time Professor
Contact info
[email protected]
[+39] 055 4686 544
Personal website
Office
Villa Salviati- Castle, SACA206
Administrative contact
Aurelie Boursier
Working languages
English, German, Italian, French
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Mathias Siems has been Professor of Private Law and Market Regulation at the European University Institute since January 2019. He previously taught at Durham University, the University of East Anglia, the University of Edinburgh and the Riga Graduate School of Law. He was also a Fulbright Scholar at Harvard Law School and a Jean Monnet Fellow at the EUI. He is graduate of the universities of Munich and Edinburgh.Prof. Siems was appointed Director of Graduate Studies in January 2021. The Director of Graduate Studies has a general responsibility for all matters related to the course of study, including supervision, seminar attendance, admission to successive years, fulfilment of requirements such as term papers, etc. Researchers with problems on any of these issues which cannot be solved by their supervisor or the responsible administrative assistant should contact him.
D'ANDREA, Sabrina; DIVISSENKO, Nikita; FANOU, Maria; KRISZTIÁN, Anna; KUKAVICA, Jaka; POTOCKA-SIONEK, Nastazja; SIEMS, Mathias (2021), Asymmetric cross-citations in private law : an empirical study of 28 supreme courts in the EU, Article
SIEMS, Mathias (2021), Foreign-trained legal scholars in the UK : ‘irritants’ or ‘change agents’?, Article
GERNER-BEUERLE, Carsten; MUCCIARELLI, Federico; SCHUSTER, Edmund; SIEMS, Mathias (2020), Making the case for a Rome V regulation on the law applicable to companies, Article
SCHNYDER, Gerhard; GROSMAN, Anna; FU, Kun; SIEMS, Mathias; AGUILERA, Ruth (2021), Legal perception and finance : the case of IPO firm value, Article
SIEMS, Mathias (2021), Mapping a causal scheme of indicators in the COVID-19 crisis, Article
SIEMS, Mathias; NELKEN, David (2021), Global social indicators and their legitimacy in transnational law, Contribution to book
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‘I welcome research proposals on themes of private, corporate and financial law. I am also happy to supervise topics which have a key interest in the research methods of comparative law, empirical legal studies and law & economics.’