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Monika Lindbekk is a Research Associtate on the ERC-funded project RIGHTS TO UNITE led by Professor Dagmar Schiek. Rights to Unite - ERC Project 2024-2029.

She holds a PhD in sociology of law from the University of Oslo. Before joining UCD, she held postdoctoral researcher positions at the University of Southern Denmark, Lund University, the Max Planck Institute in Hamburg, and the University of Bergen, preceded by a position as assistant lecturer in political science at the British University in Egypt. Until recently, Monika was also part of the Citizen Law project funded by the Dutch Research Council, which researched EU citizens’ perceptions of the rule of law. In addition to publishing extensively, she has significant teaching experience in the sociology of law at the University of Oslo and Lund University. She is also a Research Fellow in the Sociology of Law Department at Lund University, where she works on the project "The Dynamic Life of Child Rights in Three Legal Cultures: A Comparative Analysis of Child Custody Cases", funded by the Swedish Research Council, and a co-organizer of an international research collaboration on Gender and Judging under the Law and Society Association.

21:T4ce, Monika Lindbekk is a Research Associtate on the ERC-funded project RIGHTS TO UNITE led by Professor Dagmar Schiek. Rights to Unite - ERC Project 2024-2029. She holds a PhD in sociology of law from the University of Oslo. Before joining UCD, she held postdoctoral researcher positions at the University of Southern Denmark, Lund University, the Max Planck Institute in Hamburg, and the University of Bergen, preceded by a position as assistant lecturer in political science at the British University in Egypt. Until recently, Monika was also part of the Citizen Law project funded by the Dutch Research Council, which researched EU citizens’ perceptions of the rule of law. In addition to publishing extensively, she has significant teaching experience in the sociology of law at the University of Oslo and Lund University. She is also a Research Fellow in the Sociology of Law Department at Lund University, where she works on the project "The Dynamic Life of Child Rights in Three Legal Cultures: A Comparative Analysis of Child Custody Cases", funded by the Swedish Research Council, and a co-organizer of an international research collaboration on Gender and Judging under the Law and Society Association.

DrMonika Lindbekk

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