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People/Faculty

The faculty of the Centre comprises scholars who are affiliated to the Institute of Law and State of the Czech Academy of Sciences and the leading universities of the Czech Republic. While the research interests of the faculty members are diverse, they all share a problem-oriented and interdisciplinary approach to legal research, which synthesizes the legal doctrine with other disciplines in the social sciences and the humanities. The multidisciplinary scope and international sensitivity of our faculty is conducive to publications and other research outcomes that integrate domestic with international legal scholarship, appearing regularly in national and international peer reviewed publications.

To visit the profiles of individual faculty members follow the links below:
 
Mr. Petr Agha, LLM
Dr. Jan Barta,
Prof. Dr. Marco Goldoni
Prof. Dr. George Pavlakos



Mr Petr Agha

Petr Agha is a research fellow at the Centre for Law and Cosmopolitan Values. His main research interests lie in the theory of human rights, particularly the cross-section of human rights, religion and liberalism. He is currently working on a research project on the theory of human rights for the European Court of Human Rights.

Professor George Pavlakos (Chief)

George Pavlakos is a Research Professor in Globalisation and Legal Theory at the Faculty of Laws, University of Antwerp; he also holds a part-time personal Chair in the same field at the School of Law, University fo Glasgow, Scotland.

 
 Dr Marco Goldoni

Marco Goldoni is Lecturer in Legal Theory at the School of Law of the University of Glasgow and a research fellow at the Centre for Law and Cosmopolitan Values. His main research interests lie in constitutional theory, European constitutional law, race and law.


Jan Bárta

Jan Báta is a Director of Institute of State and Law of the Czech Academy of Sciences.