Research projects
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The impact of digital access to justice on vulnerable litigants
How did the judiciary draw lessons from the corona pandemic, in which online hearings threatened fundamental rights of vulnerable litigants? Bottlenecks and solutions are explored to improve digital access and the position of these groups.
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The Migration-Class Nexus
The project scrutinizes the connection between socio-economic status and legal migration status of third-country nationals in the EU.
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Sustainability & Public Law
Five PhD candidates, all part of SteR, have started research projects focused on different aspects of sustainability and public law. They each focus on different area(s) of law within the wider field of public law.
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Sustainability & Public Law - Five PhD research projects focusing on different aspects of sustainability and public law
Five SteR PhD candidates research diverse aspects of sustainability and public law, covering environmental, constitutional, EU, administrative, migration, and international criminal law.
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Global Strategy for Skills, Migration, and Development (GS4S)
GS4S seeks to better understand global skills shortages in selected sectors and strengthens evidence-based policies through new evidence on various overlooked global mobility schemes.
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Radboud Economic Law Blog
Radboud Economic Law Blog provides an overview of the legislative, policy and case-law developments in the multilayered and dynamic economic law field.
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Offences dependent on administrative norms
This PhD research project focuses on the interaction between criminal law and administrative law and seeks possible solutions to fundamental and dogmatic problems.
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Nijmegen Principles and Guidelines on Interim Measures for the Protection of Human Rights
The Nijmegen Principles and Guidelines on Interim Measures for the Protection of Human Rights have been drafted by a cross-regional group of scholars and (legal) practitioners from different countries.
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Zoeken naar landeninformatie (Searching for country information)
I approach the topic of `searching for country information` from two different perspectives: a legal perspective and an information perspective. The legal perspective refers to the procedural obligation to properly process asylum requests.
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Risk management of legal private firearms possession in the Netherlands in historical perspective
This research is being conducted as part of an outdoor promotion programme. The research focuses on how - over the centuries - legislators have dealt with the interests and risks of legally armed citizens.
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Militant Constitutionalism
In this PhD research project, PhD candidate Chiel Kuypers is investigating the normative theorisation of the concept of the resilient constitutional state (militant constitutionalism).
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Criminal investigation practices: Investigating detective work and detective culture
This is a PhD research project on the culture within the Dutch National Crime Squad. Specifically, the research addresses the question of whether and how detective culture plays a role in the emergence of bottlenecks and tensions.
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Heading towards a grey future?
This study analyses whether the Dutch obligation under the new pension system is legally permissible in view of European competition law and the freedom to provide services, and discusses potential legal consequences under EU law
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Sustainable regulation of carbon sequestration
As a PhD candidate in administrative law (environmental law) I am researching the future of agriculture. I am particularly interested in ways of storing carbon and how this can be encouraged.
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Denial or dutifulness: Dutch courts and decisions of international human rights courts
How, when and why do Dutch courts engage with decisions of international human rights courts, or not?
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Jean Monnet Chair on Rule of law in the EU and national legal orders (EURoLNAT)
EURoLNAT aims to contribute to the protection of the values of the rule of law in the EU and national legal order by engaging, educating and stimulating a dialogue among students, scholars, stakeholders and the public.
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The digital welfare state: between care and control
We explore the shifting paradigms in the governance of socially marginalised individuals, from the 'neo-liberal' to the 'people-centered' or 'humanitarian' paradigm, through criminal and administrative sanctions law, in the context of digitalisation.
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Political parties between freedom and restraint
Under current Dutch law, political parties are rarely regulated. This project investigates whether legal and constitutional regulation of the form, organisation and function of political parties is needed.
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Migrants in the Front Line
An interdisciplinary team is examining both the effects that coronavirus measures are having on migrant workers who work in key sectors and the opportunities that the coronavirus crisis has offered for improving the protection of migrant workers.