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Prof. Dr. Dirk Hanschel

Prof. Dr. Dirk Hanschel

Prof. Dr. Dirk Hanschel

Prof. Dr. Dirk Hanschel

Main Research Areas

  • Human rights protection
  • Environmental and energy law
  • Law of international organizations
  • Comparative constitutional law

Curriculum Vitae

Since Fall 2021Global Law Professor (Visiting Professorship) at the University of Connecticut Law School
Since 2019Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology
Since 01.04.2015Holder of the chair for German, European and
International Public Law, University of Halle-
Wittenberg
2013 - 2015Reader at the Law School of the University of Aberdeen
2010 - 2012Visiting Professor at the universities of Trier, Münster, Göttingen, Würzburg and Hannover
March 2010Habilitation at the University of Mannheim with the thesis „Konfliktlösung im Bundesstaat“; Authorization to
teach for Public Law, Public International Law,
European Law and Comparative Law
2004 - 2008Research and teaching positions at the European
University Institute, Florence, as well as at
the Universities of Melbourne, Adelaide, Toulouse and Connecticut.
2004Second state examination at the OLG of Zweibrücken, Rhineland-Palatinate
2003Doctorate at the Faculty of Law of the
University of Mannheim with the thesis
„Verhandlungslösungen im Umweltvölkerrecht”
1999 - 2005Participation in the interdisciplinary Mannheim DFG-
Research Group "Institutionalization of International
Negotiation Systems"
1999 - 2000 / 2003 - 2010Research Associate/Assistant at the Chair
for German and Foreign Public Law, International Law
and European Law (Prof. Dr. Eibe Riedel),
University of Mannheim
1998 -1999Master of Comparative Law (Mannheim/Adelaide)
1997First State Examination, University of Heidelberg
1991 - 1996Law studies at the universities of
Marburg and Heidelberg as well as at the
London School of Economics; scholarship of the
Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes
1989Abitur at the Mataré-Gymnasium, Meerbusch

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