Citizens in the spotlight

D. student in political science, Maxime Counet works on the notion of collective identity in Belgium.

Wim Decock is a researcher in legal history. His work focuses on the limits of economic power.

Michaël Dantinne, researcher in criminology, is interested in radicalism and violent radicalism.

Postdoc researcher, Ljupcho Grozdavoski works on the impact of artificial intelligence on work. Specifically, he is interested in how the automation of work affects labor law.

Dean of the Faculty, Yves-Henri Leleu conducts research in the field of personal and family law on the self-determination of individuals and the equality of couples regardless of their status.

Postdoctoral researcher in international criminal law, Christophe Deprez is interested in how standards of protection resist or crumble in the face of exceptional crime.

Raluca Popa, doctoral student in private law, works on the proof of real estate ownership.

Colin Glesner, a doctoral student in political science at Spiral, is studying the interplay between safety and security in high-risk companies.

"Do we have to be reconciled to live together?"

Juliette Renard, a doctoral student in political science at theInstitute of Public Decision, works on the identity construction of young people living in divided societies.

"How can you imagine that by dehumanizing someone, you're going to bring them to more humanity?"

Criminology researcher, Cécile Mathys is mainly interested in juvenile delinquency and the aftermath.

"We notice that each state develops special legislation to show itself in a favorable light."

Holder of a FRESH grant from the F.R.S.-FNRS, Xavier Miny is a doctoral student in public law and constitutional law.

"To be interested in the bioeconomy is to be interested in new forms of capitalism".

Qualified researcher F.R.S.-FNRS, Pierre Delvenne is specialized in Science and Technology Studies.