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The following research projects are currently being pursued at ACELG.
Searching for Data: Law and Practices of EU Agencies in the AFSJ Dimension and their External Relations
Dominique Barnhoorn
Regulating lifestyles: The influence of regulation on the reduction of consumption through consumer behaviour
Yannick van den Berg (joint PhD with ACT)
The EU’s Role in the Development or Demise of International Criminal Law
Teresa Cabrita (also member of ACIL)
Smart meters: a matter of data protection and competition law
Lucio di Cicco (external PhD candidate)
A European Pillar of Social Rights: Expectations, Implementation and Potential Impact on the EU’s Performance in the Protection of Social Rights
Sophie Dura
Discovering and creating European human rights, the Netherlands 1945-1995
Wiebe Hommes
Risking inconsistent enforcement of data protection law in Europe? An empirical study
Nathalie McNabb (external PhD candidate)
The Legitimacy of Macroeconomic Adjustment Programs in the Economic and Monetary Union
Tatevik Manucharyan
Transgovernmental cooperation networks and norm formation processes for the protection of migrant workers in Asia
Pedro Miguel Vicente Pereira de Sena (external PhD Candidate; also Department of Constitutional Law)
The UN Women, Peace and Security Agenda in the EU’s external action: a critical legal analysis
Lara Talsma
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