Promovierende
Reem Ahmed
reem.ahmed"AT"studium.uni-hamburg.de
Reem Ahmed completed her Masters in International Security at the University of Groningen in 2015. Prior to that, she studied Politics at the University of Leeds and spent one year at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven as part of the Erasmus Programme. Since 2015, she has been working as a Researcher at the Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy at the University of Hamburg within the framework of the EU FP-7 funded VOX-Pol Network of Excellence. In between her studies, she interned at Transparency International in Berlin and volunteered for two international charities in London.
Reem joined the Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law in November 2017. Her dissertation explores state responses to online extremism and the implications of pre-emptive measures in this regard. She has previously published in the area of radicalisation, with a particular focus on right wing and jihadi extremism.
Henrike Althoff
Henrike.althoff"AT"uni-hamburg.de
Henrike Althoff was born in 1994 and grew up in Münster, Germany. In 2013, she began her studies in law at the University of Hamburg and studied abroad at the Aix-Marseille University in France in 2015. She completed the first state examination at the University of Hamburg in 2019.
Upon graduation, she was hired by a district court in Hamburg and went on taking a position as a research assistant by an international law firm to work on investigations and white collar crime. She also joined several projects at the University of Hamburg teaching in the fields of legal methodology and mediation, and helping students prepare for exams.
Since November 2020, she is a PhD candidate at the Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law. She is supported by her supervisors Prof. Dr. Dr. Milan Kuhli and Prof. Dr. Florian Jeßberger as she focuses on principals of national and international criminal law. In her PhD thesis, she is investigating involvement models on collective crime.
Emmanouil Amanios
(reem.ahmed"AT"studium.uni-hamburg.de)
emmanouil.amanios"AT"studium.uni-hamburg.de
Emmanouil Amanios wurde in Thessaloniki geboren. Er studierte Rechtswissenschaften an der Aristoteles-Universität Thessaloniki und spezialisierte sich auf Völkerrecht und internationales Seerecht an der Democritus Universität Thrakien. Anschließend schloss er 2020 sein Studium an der Democritus Universität Thrakien mit einer Masterthesis zum rechtlichen Status des Arktischen Ozeans ab.
Er ist EU – zugelassener Rechtsanwalt und seit 2019 als selbständiger Rechtsanwalt und Übersetzer in Thessaloniki mit den Schwerpunkten des nationalen und internationalen Zivilrechts (Eigentums-, Erb-, Familien- und Katasterrecht) tätig.
In den Jahren 2020 und 2021 arbeitete er als akademischer Forscher bei „Krateros Ioannou Research Institute for International Law and Relations“ an der Democritus Universität Thrakien. Er hat früher als Mitglied des Prüfungsausschusses und als Richter am Telders International Law Moot Court Competition teilgenommen.
Seit Oktober 2021 ist Emmanouil ein Mitglied der Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law. Seine Forschung bezieht sich auf die abhängigen Archipele im internationalen Seerecht. In den letzten Jahren hat er mehrere Artikel zum Thema internationales Seerechts auf die griechische und englische Sprache veröffentlicht. Er gehört unter anderem zu den Autoren eines Seerechtsbuches zum Streit zwischen Griechenland und der Türkei. Seine Muttersprache ist Griechisch und er spricht auch Englisch, Deutsch und Spanisch. Die Betreuer seines Promotionsprojekts sind Prof. Dr. Alexander Proelß und Prof. Dr. Stefan Oeter.
Forschungsschwerpunkte: Internationales Seerecht, Völkerrecht, Europäisches Menschenrechtsrecht, Zivilrecht.
Lucas Bento
Lucas received his Law Degree from the University of São Paulo (2015), with a sandwich period as Visiting Scholar at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (2013/2014), awarded to the Scholarship for Academic Merit by the President’s Office of the University of São Paulo.
He then completed the Economic Analysis of Corporate Law & Commercial Contracts program at Coase Sandor Institute for Law & Economics at the University of Chicago (2015) and developed his graduate studies, masters level, in Corporate Law and Commercial Contracts at the University of São Paulo (2016/2017).
Currently he is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Hamburg, granted to scholarship from the Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law.
Lucas worked as legal assistant at Ribeirão Preto Bank (2014-2015), associate lawyer at Guedes Nunes, Oliveira & Roquim Law Firm (2015-2016) and associate lawyer at Perlman Vidigal Godoy Law Firm (2017), all in M&A transaction, post M&A arbitration, financial contracts, commercial contracts, commercial litigation, banking and administrative procedures at the Brazilian Securities Exchange Commission.
During 2016 and 2017, Lucas served as Teaching Fellow at the University of São Paulo, Visiting Lecturer at CEDIN – Center of Studies of Law and Business, and Arbitrator at FDI and Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration moots, both in Brazil and abroad.
Among another publications, Lucas coordinates the book “Estudos sobre Negócios e Contratos: uma perspective internacional a partir da análise econômica do direito” (Studies on Business and Contracts: an international approach from economic analysis of law), published by Almedina.
Giuseppe Bitti
giuseppe.bitti"AT"studium.uni-hamburg.de
Studium der Rechtwissenschaften an der Universität LUISS in Rom und an der Universität Zürich mit dem Schwerpunkt Öffentliches und Verwaltungsrecht.
Abschluss des Studiums im Jahr 2015 an der Universität LUISS mit einer Masterarbeit im Bereich des Öffentlichen Wirtschaftsrechts.
Anschließend Mitarbeiter an der Universität LUISS. Im Jahr 2016 Trainee bei der Europäischen Zentralbank in Frankfurt (Main) in dem Bereich „Generaldirektion Rechtsdienste“ (Directorate General Legal Services).
Seit November 2016 Doktorand und Stipendiat der Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law an der Universität Hamburg.
Promotion im Bereich des Europäischen Wirtschafts- und Finanzrechts zum Thema der Regulierung von Finanzdiensten und Dienstleistungen von allgemeinem wirtschaftlichen Interesse.
Forschungsinteressen: Europarecht; Verwaltungsrecht; Banken- und Finanzrecht; Wettbewerbsrecht; Öffentliches Vergaberecht; Verbraucherrecht; Ökonomische Analyse des Rechts.
Noby Thomas Cyriac
Born in 1990 in Kerala, India. Noby Thomas Cyriac completed his B.A.LL.B.(Hons.) degree with specialization in Business Laws in 2014 from the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala. He enrolled himself as an advocate in the same year and joined Joseph & Kuriyan Advocates where he started his litigation practice in Kerala (2014-16). His practices areas were civil, corporate litigation and arbitration. In 2016, he received the Jawaharlal Nehru Award for International Understanding – Dr. Angela Merkel Scholarship. Pursuant to this Award, he was selected for the LL.M. program in “European and European Legal Studies” at the Europa Kolleg Hamburg, University of Hamburg (2016-17). Meanwhile in his first year in Germany he was associated with the Competition Law team of Baker Mckenzie in Dusseldorf. His Master Thesis focus was on "The Role of Big Data in the EU Commission's Control of Mergers: The Facebook/WhatsApp Case and Beyond".
Since November 2017, Noby Thomas Cyriac is a Ph.D. student of Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law. As an Ambsl researcher he is working on the topic of Abuse of Dominance by Big Data dominant firms in the realm of EU competition law jurisprudence.
Fabrizio De Gregorio
fabrizio.de.gregorio"AT"uni-hamburg.de
Fabrizio De Gregorio was born in 1994 in Pescara, Italy. He studied law at the Universitá degli Studi di Siena (Italy) and, as Erasmus Student, he specialized in European Law at the Vrije Universiteit Brussels (Belgium) and Information Technology Law at the Leiden Law School (Netherlands). He then graduated in February 2019 with top marks, defending a thesis on the secondary liability of Internet Service Providers.
Since February 2019 to October 2020, Fabrizio matured professional experience as trainee lawyer in Milan where he worked for a Magic Circle law firm on many cross border M&A transactions, counseling clients in corporate and contract law, as well on the development of Legal Technology solutions implementing Artificial Intelligence in contract review. In the first trimester of 2021, he enhanced his knowledge of Legal Technology by attending the vocational master "Coding for Lawyers" provided by the Universitá degli Studi di Milano (Italy).
Since October 2020, he has been Research Associate at the Center for Law in the Digital Transformation (Zentrum für Recht in der digitalen Transformation) of the University of Hamburg and a PhD candidate at the Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law. His supervisors are Prof. Dr. Robert Koch LL.M. (McGill) and Prof. Dr. Mareike Schmidt, LL.M. (Tsinghua, Cina) as his research focuses on producer's liability for harms caused by Artificial Intelligence. More generally, his research interests are centered on the civil law aspects of digitalisation.
Kelly Amal Dhru
Kelly Amal Dhru is a law graduate from India, and has completed the degrees of Bachelor of Civil Law (Distinction) and Master of Philosophy of Law from University College, University of Oxford. In India, Kelly was a founding member of Research Foundation for Governance in India, a think-tank focusing on legal awareness and legislative drafting, and a co-founder of Lawtoons, a comic book series to educate children about laws and rights. In 2016-17, She was a Fulbright-Nehru Master’s Fellow in Public Health Law and Bioethics, as a part of which she completed the LLM from Harvard Law School. She is a research assistant to Professor Marion Albers, and her PhD focuses on the topic ‘Emerging Neurotechnologies, Personhood, and Legal and Human Rights.’
Rawan Diab
Rawan Diab (was born in Latakia, Syria in 1990), after graduation from high school 2007, She held an undergraduate degree from the faculty of law at Tishreen University in latakia in 2012. Then received a scholarship from the University of Algiers where she obtained her Master’s degree in public law (department of Environment and Urbanization) in 2015. After that she joined the Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Gratuate School of Law in November 2016, and is currently working on her doctoral thesis at the University of Hamburg, (Faculty of law, Prof. Dr. Jochen Bung, Professorship for criminal law and legal philosophy).
Her Doctoral thesis focuses on the right to immigrate in international law, there is only a right to leave, not a right to enter the state of asylum. Philosophically, there are different positions on this. In addition to some issues related to this topic such as open borders and universal citizenship.
Martin Fertmann
Martin Fertmann ist Promotionsstudent der Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law und Kollegiat am Graduiertenkolleg „Das Recht und seine Lehre in der digitalen Transformation“ des Zentrums für das Recht in der Digitalen Transformation (ZeRdiT). Im Anschluss an sein Studium der Rechtswissenschaften in Hamburg und Peking mit dem Schwerpunktbereich „Information und Kommunikation“ arbeitete er als wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter in verschiedenen Wirtschaftskanzleien und engagierte sich über mehrere Jahre im Rahmen der Cyber Law Clinic der Universität Hamburg für die Erteilung von pro-bono Rechtsrat in Fällen mit Internetbezug. Seine Dissertation und sein zentrales Forschungsinteresse widmet sich menschenrechtlichen institutionellen und prozeduralen Anforderungen für Unternehmenshandeln im Internet beim Umgang mit nutzergenerierten Inhalten.
Julia Harten
Julia Harten ist seit 2018 Mitglied und Stipendiatin der Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law. Außerdem arbeitet sie als wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin bei Prof. Reinhard Bork am Seminar für Zivilprozess- und Allgemeines Prozessrecht. Derzeit liegt ihr Forschungsschwerpunkt im Internationalen Insolvenzrecht. Sie hat einen LL.M. Abschluss im Corporate Law von der University of Edinburgh, für den sie den T.B. Smith Prize für die beste Studienleistung aller juristischen Postgraduiertenstudiengänge ihres Jahrgangs erhielt (Most Distinguished Scholar graduating from the LLM or MSc postgraduate degrees).
Ihre akademische Ausbildung begann sie in Hamburg, wo sie Rechtswissenschaft mit dem Schwerpunkt Internationales Privatrecht und Rechtsvergleichung studierte. Ein Jahr ihres Studiums verbrachte sie in Paris an der Université Paris Panthéon-Sorbonne. Ihr Studium wurde durch die Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes gefördert. Als studentische Hilfskraft konnte sie bereits Erfahrung in einer Forschungsgruppe zum Werks- und Dienstvertragsrecht am Max-Planck-Institut für ausländisches und internationales Privatrecht sammeln.
Verena Kahl
Verena Kahl studied law at the Christian-Albrechts-University of Kiel and received her law degree (First State Examination) in 2011. Afterwards she completed a Masters degree in International Law and Human Rights at the United Nations mandated University for Peace in Costa Rica. During her studies, she held a scholarship from the Heinrich Böll Foundation. In 2013 Verena started her legal clerkship and completed stations at the Public Prosecutor's Office, the Civil Court, the German Embassy in San José, Costa Rica, and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, among others, receiving her Second State Examination in 2015. From 2015 to 2018 she held the position of junior lawyer and integrated expert at the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in San José, Costa Rica. Since April 2018 she is research assistant and lecturer at the Chair for Public Law, European and Public International Law of Prof. Markus Kotzur, with whom she has taught several seminars in the field of public international law.
Verena joined the Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law in October 2020. Her PhD project is dedicated at a human right to climate protection. She has previously published articles in the areas of human rights, international environmental law and climate change in German and Spanish.
Konstantin Knobloch
konstantin.knobloch"AT"uni-hamburg.de
Konstantin Knobloch was born in Cologne in 1994. He began his law studies at the University of Hamburg in 2014, which he completed in 2019 with his first state examination. During his studies, he set his focus on national and international civil law and civil procedural law as well as the history of private law. Furthermore, he worked as a student assistant at the Chair for Civil Law, History of German Law, Private Law in Modernity of Prof. Dr Tilman Repgen. Here he already had his first contact with the history of law, which would later shape the topic of his doctoral thesis. Since autumn 2020, Konstantin Knobloch is a scholarship student at the Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law. His doctoral thesis deals with liberty and the system of the estates of the realm as well as the methodology of the Usus Modernus in the 18th century. The supervisors of his dissertation are Prof. Dr. Tilman Repgen and Prof. Dr. Dr. Milan Kuhli. Before starting his doctoral thesis, he worked for one and a half years in two international law firms in the fields of real estate law and capital market law.
He is currently working as an academic research assistant at the Chair for Civil Procedure Law and General Procedural Law of Prof. Dr Reinhard Bork.
Martyna Kryziute-Gineitiene
Valerie Kühn
Valerie Kühn grew up in Cologne, Germany. She began her law studies at the University of Hamburg in 2014. In 2016, she studied at the Aix-Marseille University in France as part of the Erasmus Exchange Program. After receiving her First State Examination in 2020, she worked as a research assistant at the University of Hamburg at the Chair of Civil Law, Labour Law, Corporate Law and Comparative Law of Prof. Dr. Claudia Schubert. Since then, she has also regulary participated in research meetings and colloquiums of the Franco-German research group GEFACT.
In October 2021 Valerie Kühn joined the Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law as a scholarship student. Her PhD project focuses on comparative labour law studying the regulations for home office work in the German und French legal systems. Her supervisors are Prof. Dr. Claudia Schubert and Prof. Dr. Judith Brockmann.
Currently, she combines her research on French law at the Comparative Law Center (COMPTRASEC) in Bordeaux with a Master’s programme in Comparative Labour Law at the University of Bordeaux.
Svenja Langenhagen
svenja.langenhagen"AT"gmail.com
Svenja Langenhagen grew up in Munich (Bavaria) and moved to Hamburg in 2012 in order to study law at the University of Hamburg. Svenja Langenhagen spent one semester participating in the 22nd Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot Court (an international competition between teams of over 350 universities worldwide) as a team member (2014/2015). Afterwards, in course of her further university studies, she specialized i.a. in private international law and in international procedural law.
While passing her first state exam, Svenja Langenhagen worked in a law firm (insolvency law) and coached the Vis Moot Team of the University of Hamburg for the 26th Willem C. Vis Moot Court (2018/2019). Concerning the Vis Moot she is now a vice chair of the ‘Vis Moot Court Alumni Universität Hamburg e.V.’ and again a mentor for the this season’s coaches.
Since June 2019 Svenja Langenhagen is working as a Research Associate for Prof. Dr. Peter Mankowski at the University of Hamburg in the field of private international law and international procedural law. Simultaneously, she started with her PhD thesis in the field of “Human Rights and Environmental Protection in International Sales Law” under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Peter Mankowski and Prof. Dr. Mareike Schmidt (LLM, Tsinghua). Since October 2019 Svenja Langenhagen is a member of the Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law and holds a scholarship for her PhD.
Serhii Lashyn
Serhii began his legal education at International Law Faculty of Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University in Ukraine. In recognition of his excellent academic performance and research accomplishments, he was awarded the Academic Scholarship of the President of Ukraine. Having received a bachelor’s diploma with distinction, Serhii went to Central European University where he obtained an LLM degree (also with distinction). After his master’s studies, Serhii worked at a law firm. In 2017, as one of the winners of a global essay competition, Serhii gave a speech at the podium of United Nations General Assembly Hall in New York on one of the Sustainable Development Goals. Since 2016, Serhii is a Young European Ambassador within EU OPEN Neighbourhood Programme.
At Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law, Serhii is writing a doctoral dissertation in the field of EU law. Specifically, his research project investigates the autonomisation of EU citizenship.
Kalika Mehta
kalika.mehta"AT"geneva-academy.ch
Kalika Mehta has been a PhD Candidate at the Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law since November 2018. She holds an LL.M. cum laude from Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights, Geneva (2015-16) and BA.LL.B (Hons.) from Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab (2010-15). She is qualified to practice law in India.
Before joining the program, she briefly worked on the transitional justice issues in Myanmar followed by a Traineeship at the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights in Berlin. At ECCHR, she primarily assisted on the situation of War Crimes in Iraq by the UK Forces between 2003 - 2008 before the International Criminal Court. In 2018, she taught undergraduate students at Jindal Global Law School, Sonepat, India.
Her research interests include International Criminal Law, Strategic Litigation, and Transitional Justice.
Abhishek Mishra
Abhishek has five years of academic experience in India as Assistant Professor, prior to joining AMBSL, University of Hamburg; he was associated with WBNUJS, Kolkata. WB, India. and two years of international and national law firms experience. He has published articles in various journals such as Year Book on Indian Society of International Law. He also has a book to his credit on Capital Market: Legal Regime in India published in India. He is presently researching on the topic of “Extrajudicial Killings: Normative study to determine the impact on State and Democracy in changing World Order.” The central thrust of his thesis is comparative study of certain States to identify the raison d’etre of extrajudicial killings in those states. The study analyses the relationship between right to life under international law and municipal law.
Francesco Moresco
Born in 1995 in Genova, Italy, Francesco Moresco has received his Master Degree (Laura Magistrale in Giurisprudenza) from Università di Pisa summa cum laude in October 2019. Francesco has been since September 2014 an Honor Student at Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna (Pisa), where he was awarded after a strictly selective test of a full five-years scholarship including an accomodation in the Scuola's college and the provision of a complementary education consistent with the institution's excellency program. During the University years, Francesco followed repeatedly his interdisciplinary interests, attending a high number of extra-juridical courses (political economy, political philosophy, contemporary history, international geopolitics). He spent two funded research periods abroad, first in 2017 when he worked on his annual dissertation on International Terrorism at Friedrich Schiller Universitaet, Jena; further, in 2019, Francesco was admitted as a visiting student at the Department of Sociology of University of Oxford, where he broadened his knowledge on the criminological substrate of the transnational crime of Human Trafficking under the supervision of Professor Federico Varese. The evidences collected were then included in his Master Dissertation, a study of the organisational features of transnational human trafficking to Europe with both a criminological and comparative (Italy-UK) focus. Apart from his academic interests, Francesco was involved in different experiences in no-profit organisations: first, in 2014, he founded a junior group of Amnesty International in Genova; further, in 2017-2018, he took part to an activity of extra-forensic support to detainees provided by Associazione L'Altro Diritto.
Francesco is since November 2019 a funded PhD student of AMBSL, where he's been
admitted with a project on the juridical relevance of the concept of vulnerability in the supranational immigration policy, with both a focus on Transnational Criminal Law and European Public Law. His current academic supervisors are Prof. Dr. Florian Jessberger and Prof. Dr. Markus Kotzur.
Erion Murati
erion.murati"AT"studium.uni-hamburg.de
Geboren 1994 in Librazhd, Albanien. Er absolvierte sein LL.M im Bereich Strafrecht an der Universität von Udine in Italien mit 110 bis 110 im Februar 2018. Im Juli 2018 trat er der Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduiertenschule für Rechtswissenschaften bei. Sein Doktorandenthema konzentriert sich auf die regulatorischen Herausforderungen der EU, die sich aus Online-Verkehrsplattformen ergeben. Gegenstand seiner Studien ist insbesondere ein neues Verkehrsparadigma namens Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS). Seit März 2020 ist er außerdem Dozent der Fremdsprachenveranstaltung "EU GDPR und Online-Plattformen" an der Rechtsfakultät der Universität Hamburg. Seine Muttersprache ist Albanisch, er spricht auch Italienisch, Englisch und Deutsch.
Franziska Niehaus
franziska.niehaus"AT"uni-hamburg.de
Franziska Niehaus studierte Rechtswissenschaften an der Universität Hamburg und legte 2018 ihr erstes Staatsexamen ab. Im Anschluss daran begann sie als wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin am Lehrstuhl von Prof. Dr. Stefan Oeter am Institut für Internationale Angelegenheiten der Universität Hamburg zu arbeiten. In dieser Position organisierte sie als National Administrator die deutschen National Rounds der 'Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition' von 2019.
Bereits während ihres Studiums lag ihr Schwerpunkt auf dem Völkerrecht und 2016 nahm sie selbst am Jessup Moot Court Wettbewerb teil. Darüber hinaus fungierte sie als Vorstandsvorsitzende des HanseMUN e.V., der simulierte Sitzungen der Vereinten Nationen und entsprechende Konferenzen an der Universität Hamburg organisiert. Während ihres Studiums war sie Stipendiatin der Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung.
Seit November 2019 ist Franziska Mitglied der Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduiertenschule und hat ein Stipendium für ihre Promotion im Völkerrecht erhalten. Ihr Forschungsschwerpunkt liegt auf den robusten UN-Friedensmissionen und deren Mandaten zum Schutz der Zivilbevölkerung.
Bojan Perovic
Bojan Perovic received his LL.B. from the University of Belgrade, Faculty of Law and obtained his Master's degree in International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights from the University of Belgrade. Prior to joining AMBSL, he spent two years as a research assistant at the Institute of Social Sciences, Center for Legal Research in Belgrade.
Perovic gained an extensive non-formal education and practice in fields closely related to human rights and international humanitarian law through participation in numerous prestigious non-degree schools and voluntary work in various human rights and humanitarian non-governmental organisations (Royal Holloway, University of London; Lund University; Regional Academy on the United Nations; University of Groningen; International School for Holocaust; Duke University, etc.).
His latest academic conferences were at Columbia University/NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies in Amsterdam, Lund University, University College London, ACUNS-Vienna; his latest articles were published by Peter Lang and Neofelis Verlag Berlin.
Perovic is a co-author of Oxford Public International Law debate maps (Oxford University Press) and in 2017 was named Youth Ambassador for European Code against Cancer by Association of European Cancer Leagues (ECL). Among other honours (including awards/fellowships/grants by George Mason University, UCL, RHUL/Northwestern University, University of Groningen etc.), Mr. Perovic has been awarded 2017/2018 Marshall T. Meyer Research Award from Duke University.
Since November 2015, Bojan Perovic is a Ph.D. researcher at the Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law, University of Hamburg. His thesis is titled “The right to health of vulnerable groups during armed conflicts” under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Stefan Oeter and Prof. Dr. Markus Kotzur. His academic interests and research areas extend to international public law, especially human rights and international humanitarian law as well fields such as discrimination, nationalism, and transitional justice.
Malte Pickhardt
malte.pickhardt"AT"uni-hamburg.de
Malte studied law in Hamburg and Stellenbosch (South Africa) and finished his studies in 2017 (first state examination) with a focus on Environmental Law. Before joining the chair for Public Law, Environmental Law and Legal Philosophy (Prof. Dr. Ivo Appel) at the Hamburg University as a research associate in 2018, he worked in an international law firm’s department for antitrust, competition and economic regulation.
He is part of the Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law since 2020 and is working on his thesis under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Ivo Appel and Prof. Dr. Alexander Proelß. His dissertation project deals with the legal mechanisms of irrelevance in Environmental Law and beyond.
Marie Johanna Raben
Marie Raben ist Stipendiatin der AMBSL seit Oktober 2018. Sie forscht zu einem energierechtlichen Thema. Gleichzeitig arbeitet sie als wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin an der Universität Hamburg. Zuvor hat sie an den Universitäten Hamburg und Straßburg (URS) studiert und erfolgreich ihr Referendariat am Hanseatischen Oberlandesgericht abgeschlossen. Als Referendarin hat sie unter anderem Stationen am Verwaltungsgericht Hamburg, in der Hamburgischen Bürgerschaftskanzlei sowie in einer mittelständischen Rechtsanwaltskanzlei absolviert, wo sie zuletzt auch als wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin tätig war.
Tomas Restrepo Rodriguez
tomas.restrepo"AT"uexternado.edu.co
Tomás is a Colombian attorney and academic interested in private law, international law, environmental law, and energy law. He holds an MBL in International Energy Law from the TU Berlin and the Berlin Institute for Energy and Regulatory Law, as well as an LLM in Banking and Finance from Queen Mary, University of London. He is researcher and teacher at the Civil Law Department and the Mines and Energy Department of the Universidad Externado de Colombia. He has published scientific articles in Colombia and in Germany. He is currently working on his dissertation, which explores intersections between international investment arbitration and climate change law.
Douglas Carvalho Ribeiro
douglascarvalhoribeiro"AT"gmail.com
Geburt in Belo Horizonte (Brasilien). Studium der Rechtswissenschaft an der Bundesuniversität Minas Gerais/Brasilien (2009-2014). Auslandsstudienaufenthalt von einem Semester an der Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena (SoSe 2012). Stipendiat beim DAAD (2014). Master in Rechtswissenschaft mit dem Verfassen der später als Buch veröffentlichten Arbeit „Die anti-liberalen Wurzeln Sérgio Buarque de Holandas: Carl Schmitt in ‚Raízes do Brasil‘“. Seit Oktober 2018 Doktorand, Mitglied und Stipendiat der Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law. Das Promotionsprojekt widmet sich grundlagenbezogenen Fragen im Kontext des Verhältnisses zwischen Parteifinanzierung und Verfassungsgerichtbarkeit aus einer rechtsvergleichenden Perspektive.
Ina Schimmeroth
ina.schimmeroth"AT"uni-hamburg.de
Ina Schimmeroth (LL.M.) is a member and scholarship holder of the Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law since October 2021. Her PhD thesis focuses on Corporate Responsibility for employee-related matters and employee participation in the supply chain supervised by Prof. Claudia Schubert (Universität Hamburg).
After graduating from high-school and spending one year with the German Development Service in the Philippines, she studied law at the Albert-Ludwigs-Universität in Freiburg (i.Br.), Bahçeşehir Üniversitesi Istanbul and the Free University Berlin specialising in labour law. After successfully completing her first state examination in 2015, she obtained an LL.M. at King’s College London in Transnational Law with a special focus on European and international labour law in 2016. Ina conducted her legal clerkship in Berlin between 2017 and 2019 with stations among others at the foreign affairs committee of the German Bundestag, the Consulate General of Germany in San Francisco and a medium-sized law firm in Berlin.
During her studies she worked as a student assistant at the chairs of Prof. Lena Rudkowski at FU Berlin and Prof. Peer Zumbansen at King’s College London as well as for Dr. Einat Albin at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. After her graduation she worked as a research assistant at the chairs of Prof. Gralf-Peter Calliess at the University of Bremen and Prof. Claudia Schubert at the University of Hamburg.
Falk Sturma
Falk Sturma ist in Westfalen aufgewachsen und im Jahr 2014 an seinen Geburtsort Hamburg zum Studium der Rechtswissenschaft zurückgekehrt. Schon früh haben ihn dabei die internationalen und rechtsphilosophischen Bezüge des Rechts interessiert. Dies zeigt sich an dem Auslandsemester an der Karls-Universität in Prag im Jahre 2016 und an der Teilnahme der Kooperation "International Law Plus" mit der Macquarie-Universität in Sydney im Jahre 2018. Neben seinem Studium hat er zudem in der Abteilung "Internationales" der Universität Hamburg gearbeitet. Nach dem abgeschlossenen Studium ist er zunächst bei führenden internationalen Prozesskanzleien beschäftigt gewesen, um dann sein Interesse an rechtsphilosophischen Themen mit seinem Promotionsvorhaben vertieft weiterzuverfolgen. Seine Dissertation befasst sich unter dem Namen "Moralität im Recht – Ronald Dworkins Theorie der einzig richtigen Entscheidung und das Selbstverständnis des Bundesgerichtshofs bei normativen Herausforderungen der Lebenswissenschaften" mit dem normativen Ansatz des amerikanischen Rechtsphilosophen Ronald Dworkin. Das Vorhaben stellt die Frage, ob Dworkins These der einzig richtigen Entscheidung von deutschsprachigen Rechtsphilosophen vorschnell verworfen worden ist und plädiert für eine Neubetrachtung.
Falk Sturma ist seit dem Wintersemester 2021 Stipendiat der Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law. Seine Dissertation steht unter der Betreuung von Prof. Dr. Bung und Prof. Dr. Dr. Milan Kuhli.