Nicholas Haagensen

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Nicholas successfully defended his double-PhD degree in Political & Social Sciences (from Université Libre de Bruxelles) and Political Economy (from Copenhagen Business School) under the GEM-STONES framework in June 2020. He holds a Master’s degree in International Business & Politics from CBS (2016).

Primary fields of research

At iCourts, Nicholas will investigate the socio-legal aspects of the macro-economy of Europe and the governance of the Eurozone, particularly the role of lawyers and courts in economic and monetary policy. He will also look at the international governance of sovereign debt and the role of law and lawyers in making sense of this highly politicised and economically complex issue, especially in the current context of crisis. Through this work, he hopes to contribute to iCourts' excellent research profile in understanding the impact of international courts.