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Interdisciplinary Legal Research Program

Bringing scholars together from all around the globe

The ILPR enhances interdisciplinary legal research about the role of law in the economy, society and culture. It brings to Hamburg a select group of residential fellows and occasional visitors to join Bucerius Law School’s permanent faculty for research on law and economics, law and society, law and psychology, empirical legal studies and legal theory.

Guests and permanent faculty work together for joint research projects and papers and organize interdisciplinary workshops and talks by outside scholars thus providing a new forum. The program also supports post-doctoral fellows of Bucerius Law School to visit interdisciplinary centers for the study of law worldwide.

Bucerius Law School's Interdisciplinary Legal Research Program (ILRP) — These paintings of Claude Monet became icons of interdisciplinary research since Calabresi and Melamed pointed to them in the titel of a pathbreaking interdisciplinary paper: "Property Rules, Liability Rules and Inalienability, one view of the Cathedral" (1983). The same object appears differently in different light.

Team

Program Director

Professor Dr. Anne Röthel

Team Members

Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. mult. Boele-Woelki, Dean of Bucerius Law School
Prof. Dr. Karsten Gaede, Chair of German, European and International Criminal Law and Law of Criminal Procedure
Prof. Dr. Anne Röthel, Chair of Civil Law, European and International Civil Law
Svenja Länder, Director of the Center for General Studies and Personal Development
Jessica Krüger, Research Assistant

Contact

For all questions on the program please do not hesitate to get in touch with:

Professor Dr. Anne Röthel
anne.roethel(at)law-school.de

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