Individual Projects

Director

Marie-Claire Foblets
I.  CUREDI
II. Externally Funded Projects

Research Fellows

Katia Bianchini
I.  Maritime Migration Flows and Challenges for Refugee Protection
II. CUREDI

Hatem Elliesie
I.  Scharia in genuin europäischen Settings: Konnex muslimischer Lebenspraxis zu islamischer Normativität
II. Conflict Regulation in Germany's Plural Society

Alice Margaria
I.  Invisible Richness: Culturally and Religiously Diverse Families before the European Court of Human Rights
II. CUREDI

Mariana Monteiro de Matos
Religious and cultural diversity before European courts: Procedural aspects regarding the access to justice by members of vulnerable groups in Portugal
CUREDI

Stefano Osella
CUREDI

Luisa Piart
Labour Governance in the Shipping Industry: An Anthropological Study of the ILO Maritime Labour Convention, 2006

Sofia Pinedo-Padoch

Farrah Raza
Minerva Research Group: The Ethics of Exchange: the Regulation of Organ Donation and Transplantation

Federica Sona
I.   Childlessness, medically assisted procreation and Islām
II.  European Muslim spouses tying and untying the knot

Larissa Vetters
I.   Sentiments of Bureaucracies: Affective Dynamics in the Digital Transformation of German Immigration Management
II.  Migration and the Transformation of German Administrative Law: An Ethnographic Study of State-Migrant Interactions in Administrative Courts
III. The Organization of Solidarity. Investigating External State Building in Postwar Bosnia and Herzegovina through the Disciplinary Lenses of Administrative Sciences and Sociocultural Anthropology (PhD)

 

PhD Candidates

Beate Anam
Daily practical life and Islamic normativity in the context of gender ǧihād

Jana Araji
Towards an Internationalist Methodology of Recognition for Better Cross-border Continuity of Personal Status: Cases from France and England

Ahmet Said Aydil
Shaping Public Confidence: European Court of Human Rights Judgments and Their Reception in Türkiye

Lukas Bornschein
Judicial Communication: Fostering Trust in the Legal System

Angélica Cocomá
Agency, Power and Global Inequality – How Migrant Women from the Global South Navigate European Labour Migration Law in the Technology Sector

Marie Courtoy
Eroding coasts and the quest for climate and mobility justice: France, Guadeloupe and Senegal.

Mark Niklas Cuno

Harika Dauth
Testimonies of the 'Citizen's Other': Analysing the Migration of Roma in Europe through the Prism of Multiple Legalities

Pierre Druart
The Intergenerational Memory of Mass Atrocities: The Missing Piece of Transitional Justice and Alternative Dispute Resolution

Katharina Ebner
Transnational Dimensions in Labour Migration Lawmaking

Kadir Eryilmaz
Perceptions of Justice and Identity among the Suryoyo (Assyrian/Aramean) Community

Inge Fiedler
Organ Donation after Death in Germany. An Ethnographic Exploration into the Multifaceted Process of Decision Making

Michelle Flynn
Faith in the Courts: A comparative analysis of case law regarding religious prescripts in marriage and divorce across Ireland, the UK, and the US (working title)

Friederike Gehrke
Judicial impartiality in plural societies – significance and influence of perceptions of normality in German civil law

Mustapha Hadji

David Katz Rotnitzky
I. Reasonable Accommodation for Religious Minorities: Assessing Diversity in the Spanish Educational Framework
II. CUREDI

Nikko Kulke
I. Begründungsversuche einer interkulturellen Verbrechenslehre in der kulturell fragmentierten Gesellschaft
II. CUREDI

Laura Lambert
(Re)Doing Asylum in Externalization Policies: The Case of Niger

Margarita Lipatova
Bordering Europe: Resistance and Governance in Greek Refugee Camps

Maria Nikolova
The Secret Life of Criminal Law: Child Marriage Prosecution in Europe
CUREDI

Frederike Silvana Nun
Legal Dimensions of Social and Cultural Pluralism in Romania – working title

Abdelghafar Salim
Lebensweltliche Alltagspragmatik von Muslimen und islamische Normativität im Kontext aktueller Migrantenmilieu

Lisa Simonis
Perceptions of normality in German courts and residential tenancy law

Jodie Ellen White
A Human Rights Law Approach to Transplantation

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