PHD SUPERVISION

• Julia Bowley, The EU’s response to the paralysis of the WTO Appellate Body and the continuation of effective international trade dispute settlement (RUG, in progress)
• Nerea Micó Martínez, EU Investment Policy as a Tool for Discharging the EU’s Climate Commitments (RUG, in progress)
  
• Yasmine Bouzoraa, Making a Union: Establishing the Limits of Judicial Law-Making in the European Union (RUG, in progress)
  
• Heleen over de Linden, EU sancties tegen (voormalige) buitenlandse staatshoofden en politici: Rechtsbescherming op Europees en nationaal niveau (RUG, in progress)
• Christian Thorning, The Danish EU ‘opt-outs’: Their legal significance, past and present  (RUG, successfully defenced December 2023)
• Areg Navasartian, Promotion of Fundamental Rights in EU External Relations: A Legal Appraisal in Light of the Duty of Consistency (Université Libre de Bruxelles, supervisory committee, in progress)
  
• Angélique van Herwijnen, The legal challenges realising an Investment Court System in the context of the development from ISDS to a Multilateral Investment Court System for international investment arbitration (RUG, in progress)
• Anne Verhelst, NATO and international institutional law. A critical appraisal of the Alliance's legal and institutional foundations and transformation (member of the doctoral committee at the KU Leuven) (Leuven, supervisory committee, successfully defended January 2024)
• Tatiana Nascimento Heim, Global governance and regulation of cybersecurity: Towards coherence or fragmentation? (UT, successfully defended June 2023)
• Julien Bois, The uncertain world of the Court of Justice of the European Union. A multidisciplinary approach of the legitimacy of the EU judiciary in the 21st century (Berlin Graduate School for Global and Transregional Studies (BGTS) / UT, co-supervisor; successfully defenced September 2021).
• Radu Triculescu, Harmonised asylum policies in the European Union? The role of street-level bureaucrats in the implementation of the Common European Asylum System (UT, successfully defended June 2020)
• Claudio Matera, The European Union as an International Actor in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice. A Legal Constitutional Analysis (successfully defended June 2016)
• Evisa Kica, The Legitimacy of Transnational Private Governance Arrangements Related to Nanotechnologies: The Case of International Organization for Standardization (successfully defended January 2015)
• Marcel Kiers, Er zijn meerdere wegen die naar Brussel leiden. Strategie en doelbereiking van Nederlandse provincies in Europa (successfully defended February 2014)
• Lesley Broos, ‘Publieksvriendelijk’ versnellen van innovatie in netwerksectoren: exploratie van wetstechnische mogelijkheden ter bevordering van innovatie in de telecomsector, met behoud van de bescherming van publieke belangen (successfully defended February 2014)
• Maurits Sanders, Publiek-Private Samenwerking in de Nederlandse energiesector: vorm en legitimiteit (successfully defended December 2013)
• Nupur Chowdhury, European Regulation of Medical Devices: Regulatee Expectations of Legal Certainty (successfully defended September 2013)
• Martin Holterman, The Transaction Costs of Semi-Public Institutions: The History of the Railways as a Challenge for Coase (successfully defended September 2011)
• Chris Breuer, The Regional Conundrum: How Regions and Encompassed Actors are Involved in EU Regional Policy (successfully defended April 2011)
• Karolien Pieters, The Integration of the Mediterranean Neighbours into the EU Internal Market (successfully defended October 2009)