According to Taina Pihlajarinne, vice-dean in charge of research, the thesis topics reflect the broad-based nature of the Faculty’s research activities.
“The works also clearly demonstrate that the majority of theses are nowadays written in English,” she adds.
Doctoral graduates at the Faculty of Law in 2019:
Kolehmainen, Esa: Tulkintateorian saaristossa
Makhija, Sonal Amar: Nothing Happens Everyday: An Ethnograpghic Study of Everyday of Law in a Lower Courtroom in Mumbai
Linnanmäki, Kirsikka: Lapsen etu huoltoriidan tuomioistuinsovittelussa - Lapsioikeutta, sovitteluteorioita ja empiriaa yhdistävä tutkimus
Hokkanen, Marja: Derivatives and European VAT System
Noparast, Zahra: The UN Peacekeeping Operations: Legal Aspects
Tuura, Heini: The Ambivalence of Armed Intervention by Invitation: Caught Between Sovereign and Global Interests
Salonen, Antti: Transnational Law of the Over-the-Counter Derivatives Markets - A Study on the Interactions between Finance and Law
Wasastjerna, Maria: Competition, Data and Privacy in the Digital Age: Testing Conventional Boundaries and Expanding Horizons - Towards A Privacy Dimension in Competition Policy?
Saaripuu, Tuire: Vahingonkorvausvastuun määräytyminen luonnollisen henkilön sähköisen identiteetin tunnistus- ja allekirjoituspalveluissa
Scherleitner, Moritz: Legislative Action against Tax Arbitrage with Hybrid Financial Instruments - A Multidisciplinary Study of Selected Approaches and a Proposal of Guidelines for Developed and Developing Countries