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"Contributors" [2017] ELECD 1226; in Brems, Eva; Desmet, Ellen (eds), "Integrated Human Rights in Practice" (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2017) viii

Book Title: Integrated Human Rights in Practice

Editor(s): Brems, Eva; Desmet, Ellen

Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing

ISBN (hard cover): 9781786433794

Section Title: Contributors

Number of pages: 7

Extract:

Contributors
Antoine Bailleux is Professor of Legal Theory and EU Constitutional
Law (institutions, fundamental rights, internal market) at the Université
Saint-Louis ­ Bruxelles (USL-B) and a member of the Brussels Bar.
He has extensively published in these fields, including books such as
Les interactions entre libre circulation et droits fondamentaux dans la
jurisprudence communautaire (Bruylant/Saint-Louis 2009) and (together
with Hugues Dumont) Le pacte constitutionnel européen ­ Tome 1:
Fondements du droit institutionnel de l'Union (Bruylant 2015). He is the
Director of the Institute for European Studies of the USL-B, the Executive
Director of the Séminaire interdisciplinaire d'études juridiques (SIEJ) and
the chief editor of the Revue interdisciplinaire d'études juridiques (RIEJ).
Eva Brems (Leuven, 1969) is a professor of Human Rights Law at
Ghent University. Before joining the Ghent University Law Faculty in
September 2000, she studied law at the universities of Namur (candidat
1989), Leuven (licenciaat 1992) and Harvard (LLM 1995); she was a
PhD researcher at the University of Leuven (1995­1999) and a lecturer at
Maastricht University (1999­2000). At Ghent University, she founded the
Human Rights Centre.
Eva's research interests cover most areas of human rights law, in
European and international law as well as in Belgian and comparative
law, with a particular emphasis on the protection of the rights of non-
dominant groups and individuals. She has a keen interest in multi- and
interdisciplinary research.
Among the numerous recent and current research projects under her
supervision, the ...