Current and Forthcoming Visitors to the Institute

 
NAMEAFFILIATIONDATES OF VISITRESEARCH PROJECT
Antoine CèbeUniversité Paris Panthéon-AssasJanuary - March 2026The Legal Status of Large Technology Companies in EU Law
Associate Prof. Yuksel SezginSyracuse University New YorkJanuary - March 2026Shari'a in Non-Muslim Courts: Limits of Judicial Activism and Reform
Arianna AbitanteEuropean University InstituteJanuary - May 2026The Legal Nature(s) of Crypto Assets: A Comparative and Empirical Study
Raimund ReckMax Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private LawJanuary - March 2026A Conception of Privacy in Family Law
Luke KellandMax Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal TheoryJanuary - March 2026Law, Guidance, and the Limits of Analytic Jurisprudence
Marco FurioSapienza University of RomeJanuary - February 2026Crowdfunding: A Comparative Study
Prof. Johan SchelinUniversity of StockholmJanuary - March 2026Methods for Teaching Law
Prof. Olaf MeyerFrankfurt University of Applied SciencesFebruary - March 2026The UNIDROIT Principles as a Guide to Contract Law in Arbitration
Prof. Matteo FornasierRuhr-Universität BochumFebruary - April 2026Re-Thinking Territoriality in Employment Law
Prof. Larry Di MatteoUniversity of FloridaMarch - June 2026Anglo-American Contract: Commonality & Divergence
Sedayet MayaciUniversité Jean Monnet, Saint-ÉtienneApril - June 2026Access to Nationality: A Franco-British Comparative Study
Prof. Roberta MontinaroUniversity of Naples L'OrientaleApril - June 2026Governing Value Chains for General Purpose AI Models by Contract: Can a Fair Allocation of Risks, Data Rights and Liability be Achieved?
Prof. Catherine ValckeUniversity of TorontoApril - May 2026The Different Paradigms Underlying English and French Private Law
Prof. Laurence UsunierUniversité Paris 1 Panthéon-SorbonneMay 2026The Conflict of Laws and the Transformation of the Sources of Law
Prof. Taejin KimKorea UniversityMay - June 2026The Future of Company Law and corporate governance in the Era of Digital Technologies: A Comparative Legal Analysis with a Focus on AI Regulation
Prof. Adelle BlackettMcGill UniversityMay - June 2026Beyond Metaphor to Embodied Memory:
A Comparative and International Reassessment of the Slavery Conventions
Prof. Laurence UsunierUniversité Paris 1 Panthéon-SorbonneMay 2026The Conflict of Laws and the Transformation of the Sources of Law
Associate Prof. Taejin KimKorea UniversityMay - June 2026The Future of Company Law and corporate governance in the Era of Digital Technologies: A Comparative Legal Analysis with a Focus on AI Regulation
Dr. Ronnie YearwoodThe University of the West Indies, Cave HillMay - August 2026Towards A Decolonial Method in Caribbean Constitutionalism 
Assistant Prof. Fanna GamalUCLA School of LawJune 2026The Algorithmic Racial Proxy: A Comparative Perspective
Shaya Al OlayanNajran UniversityJune - August 2026Enforcement and Effectiveness of Consumer Protection Policies in Saudi 
Arabia to Curb Unfair Commercial Practices: An Evaluation of Existing 
Legislation and Proposals for Reform
Antoine GuiziouUniversité Paris 1 Panthéon-SorbonneJuly - September 2026Framing Post-mortem Conversational Agents