Prof. Dr. Margrit Schulte Beerbühl

Dr. Jonathan Benney

Project: The transition from law to stability in conflict resolution in China

JUDr. PhDr. Tomáš Gábriš

Project: Judicial and Extra-Judicial Practice of Conflict Resolution in the 11-13th Century Hungary

Prof. Dr. Mark Godfrey

Professor in Legal History

Prof. Dr. Ingo Heidbrink

Project: Extrajudicial and Judicial Conflict Resolution in the Context of International Marine Resources

Prof. Dr. Livia Holden

Project: Justice in Pakistan: state and non-state law

Livia Holden looks at law as interconnected with other social phenomena within and beyond state law. She focuses on legal diversity and its implications for gender, human rights and governance in South Asia and in the diasporas. She is interested in the notion of legitimacy as pragmatically transpiring from people’s use of law – broadly envisioned as to include state- and non-state-law – for implementing hegemony as well as for enacting resistance. Her main questions are: How are rights and duties formulated and implemented? How does ideology impact people’s construction of rights? What is the role of culture? Currently she is working on justice and governance in Pakistan.

Prof. Shusuke Kakiuchi

Dr. Stefan Kroll

Project: International Law and Religious Freedom

Dr. Tyler Lange

Dr. Harald Maihold

Prof. Dr. Massimo Meccarelli

Project: Juridical dimensions of justice in intercultural contexts. A field of action for the legal history

Dr. Frank Schreiber

Judge of the Hessian Higher Social Court
Project: Consensual approaches to conflict in proceedings in social welfare courts

Prof. Dr. DDr. h.c. Gerhard Thür

Dr. Sascha Weigel

Instructor, Coach, Consultant, Mediator
Project: Mediation founded in transaction analysis in the application field of organisation

Dr. Justyna Wubs-Mrozewicz

Project: Case study ‘Hollandish shippers entangled in a trial in Danzig with the Danish, Polish and Swedish kings. Trade, law and diplomacy in the 1560s’