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Ph.d.-emner
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Centre for European Constitutionalization and Security (CECS) specializes in Institutional EU-Law, Human Rights EU Law, EU Constitutional Law, Constitutional Law (institutions and human rights including the ECHR), Comparative Constitutional Law, Security Law and International Law.
In other words CECS’ research profile is EU Law (Institutions and Human Rights), Constitutional Law, International Law and the synergy between these fields.
CECS takes in PhD-students in all the mentioned fields. In this PhD-round the centre has a specific focus on the following topics:
- Impact of fiscal/economic union on the institutional/constitutional order of the Union
Contact: Professor Helle Krunke - The role of the European Court of Justice in EU External Relations Law
Contact: Ass. Professor Bart van Vooren - Parliaments’ involvement in EU Foreign and Security policy (national level and EU-level)
Contact: Professor Helle Krunke - International Law and competing visions of public order - the interplay between the Westphalian state system, the system of international order built upon it, and domestic public law (constitutional and administrative).
Contact: Associate Professor Ebrahim Afsah - Constitutional developments in the Islamic world under the triple challenge of popular participation, institutional efficiency, and cultural identity
Contact: Associate Professor Ebrahim Afsah
CECS was established in 2008. The centre has an international research profile. The majority of the staff has an international background. At the moment CECS has 5 senior researchers, 2 associated researchers and 7 PhD-students. At our homepage applicants can read more about the current research projects at CECS and the staff. CECS welcomes PhD-applications in English and as Danish.
