Achieving equality in Sweden
Research projectAccess to Justice and Civil Society: A Comparative Analysis
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Administrative law aspects of the rule of law
Research projectResearch projects addressing Good administration, openness and data protection as fundamental rights and The principle of legality in the Europeanized part of Swedish administrative law.
AI for society: Towards socially just algorithmic decision making
Research projectThis project aims to make AI fair, transparent, and just, ensuring it benefits everyone in society. By addressing biases in healthcare and education, we’re working to build AI systems that serve society equitably and responsibly.
Algorithms in the Workplace
Research projectA 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.
Alternative remedies in tort law
Research projectPhD project about the relationship between contractual and non-contractual rules of liability, sometimes referred to as “concurrent liability” in contract and tort.
A middle-range theory of legislation in a globalizing world
Research projectResearch project that leading to a monograph describing an overall theoretical framework for structuring and evaluating legislative processes and their outcomes. The project, awarded to RJ Sabbatical, is based on several feasibility studies and case studies that have taken place over the last 5 years.
A new era for the Swedish labour law model
Research projectResearch project exploring how the collaboration between the government, employers, and unions shapes labor dynamics and adapts to modern challenges.
An inclusive and sustainable Swedish labour law – the way ahead
Research projectThe Swedish labour law model with its characteristics – an extremely high collective agreement coverage without government intervention and independent trade unions and employers’ organizations – has been well suited to handle rapid development and change. The model has long delivered both economic growth and good employment conditions.
Applicable law in the administrative process in the event of changed legislation - which law applies
Research projectThis postdoctoral project, funded by the Ragnar Söderberg Foundation, examines which law should be applied when legislation is changed during an ongoing administrative process.
Business Insurance
Research projectIn-depth study of the various contractual provisions and legal rules that govern the scope of property insurance, business interruption insurance and liability insurance for companies.
Can laws save the natural world?
Research projectInternational project with the purpose to develop a new interdisciplinary field of scholarship called “legal conservation”.
Children in conflict with the law and criminal procedure
Research projectThe PhD project Criminal justice for Children in Conflict with the law investigates the Swedish criminal procedural system that handles offenders below the age of 15.
Citizenship Deprivation:
Research projectDoes depriving individuals of their citizenship, based on national security grounds, comply with EU and international law on human rights?
Commentary on the Law of the ICC
Research projectThe 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’).
Consent – ideology, dogmatics, critique
Research projectPhD project in Crimal Law which aims to contribute with a detailed research concerning how Swedish criminal law consent is constructed, what ideas it is based on and what problems there is with the legal construction as it is used today.
Creditor Groups - a study of four creditor groups’ legal classification
Research projectPhD Project that aimes to examine how the aforesaid creditor groups is to be classified under the law and thereby find a legal foundation for the various group creditors’ internal legal relationship.
Criminalization of torture at the domestic level – a victim’s approach
Research projectPhD 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.
Cross-Border Trade Secret Disputes in the European Union
Research projectA research project on how EU private international law affects the protection of trade secrets in cross-border disputes.
Cultural Colonialism
Research projectProject that have been awarded funding from the Area Committee for Humanities, Stockholm University, call for proposals to promote new research and education collaborations in profile areas.
Data-driven solutions in complex care processes (DISAL)
Research projectNew data-driven solutions have the potential to improve the situation for co-morbid elderly people. In this project we identify, analyze and pilot test such innovative data-driven solutions for elderly by supporting collaboration between care providers.
