A legal doctrinal study (PhD project) with the overarching aim to analyze legal aspects of the use of algorithms in the employment context in relation to co-determination and the employer’s decision-making. 

Does depriving individuals of their citizenship, based on national security grounds, comply with EU and international law on human rights?

The Commentary on the Law of the International Criminal Court (CLICC) provides a provision-by-provision analysis of the Rome Statute and the Rules of Procedure and Evidence of the International Criminal Court (‘ICC’).

PhD research project that examines how states conceptualize torture in incorporating the crime in national legislation and the resulting effect on national prosecutions and redress for torture survivors, with a focus on European countries.

Interdisciplinary project that has received funding from the Swedish Research Council for research on the regulation concerning decision-making for children in health care.

Research project that examines to what extent and how international law influences states’ decision-making and actual behaviour when it comes to the use of force.

The central questions examined in this PhD Research Project are the scope for what actions State agents can take in times of crises, and whether or not constitutional necessity can be used as a legal ground for acting outside of the constitution.

PhD project about the freedom of expression in armed conflicts, in an increasingly digital world.

States’ Practices of Human Rights Justifications: A study in civil society engagement and human rights through the lens of gender and intersectionality

Research project that aims to examine the interaction between Swedish national criminal law and international law in Swedish courts, regarding cases of so-called international crimes.

PhD project that examines whether and how international legal norms – including those that concern security and stability, democracy and inclusion – shape the process and content of constitutional change after armed conflict.

Research projects that aim to study legal implications for societal coercive measures in order to inhibit the spread of covid-19 and how these relates to the fundamental freedoms of certain patient groups.

PhD project that explores the interoperability of legal and economic mechanisms that make exploitation possible despite the plausible illegality of its root causes.

In this project, all aspects of the EU data protection regime are explored in the context of electronic commerce.

Research project within the framework of the interdisciplinary initiative on the theme of Children, Migration and Integration, which has been granted funding by the Rector of Stockholm University.

The purpose of the project is to develop a sustainable theory of equality for children and contribute to making children's voices heard on an international level with case studies from Sweden and the UK.