Marie Bourguignon is a doctoral researcher at the Centre for Public Law (KU Leuven). Her research focuses on access to law and more specifically on the translating role of judicial actors. She is also a teaching assistant at the Leuven Institute for Human Rights.
Loes van Wessum was a teacher in primary education and a teacher-researcher at the Department of Educational Studies at...
Lore Bellaert has a background in Educational Sciences. Substance use, addiction and recovery are themes intertwined with her personal and...
Pieter Leloup is a doctor in criminology, historian and political scientist. He is affiliated with the Institute for International...
Michel Goovaerts joined the municipal police of Brussels in 1984 and has therefore served all his career with the...
Mahmoud Masaeli is the Executive Director of Alternative Perspectives and Global Concerns – APGC. His area of research and...
Hans Leinfelder is assistant professor at the Faculty and the Department of Architecture at KU Leuven, Belgium. Publications Out of stock Geography Challenging...
Geert Messiaen, Doctor of Law and Graduate in Notarial Law, is Secretary-General of the 'Landsbond van Liberale Mutualiteiten'. Publications Healthcare, People...
Wendy De Bondt is professor of criminal law, specialised in EU criminal law and the promoter of Nele Audenaert’s...
John Gilbert studied Ethics and Philosophy at the University of Ghent. His doctoral research investigated the cognitive dimension of...
Ellen Desmet is assistant professor of asylum and migration law at Ghent University, Belgium. Publications Law Essential Texts on European and International...
