The CES welcomes European Studies scholars to join its ranks as a visiting researcher. Below you can find a list of our current and previous visiting researchers. If you are interested in this possibility, please contact the CES director or approach the researchers you wish to cooperate with during your visit.
Current visiting researchers
Alice Dechamps, 20.10.-20.12.2025
PhD Candidate in Political Science, Université libre de Bruxelles
Research projects:
- Evidence use and contestation in environmental policymaking at the EU Parliament: a discursive approach
Expertise and research interests:
- Expertise and evidence-based policymaking
- EU institutions and governance
- EU Parliament and political groups
- EU environmental policies
- Marine and biodiversity policies
Lina Klymenko, 1.8.-31.12.2025
Docent, International Relations (Tampere University), Public Policy (University of Eastern Finland)
Research projects:
Expertise and research interests:
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International Relations
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International Politics of Memory
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Political Language and Foreign Policy
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Ukrainian and Eastern European Studies
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Interpretive Methodologies
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Teaching and Learning Politics
Previous visiting researchers
Nuo Cheng, 2024-2025
Doctoral researcher, Nanjing University
Research projects:
- A Comparative Study of the Codification History of Chinese and Roman Codes from the Third to the Fifth Centuries (China Scholarship Council 2024-2025)
Expertise and research interests:
- Roman Law
- Comparative Legal History
Lucrecia Rubio Grundell, 2024
Postdoctoral fellow, Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Research projects:
- Principal Investigator for OppGen+EU: "Opposition to Gender+ Equality in Europe and the role of the EU: A Case Study Analysis"
Expertise and research interests:
- European Union Gender Equality and LGBTI Policies
- Anti-Gender and Far-Right Populist Opposition to Gender Equality and LGBTI Rights in the EU
- Intra-Feminist Debates: Prostitution, Surrogacy and Trans Rights
Violette Mens, 2024
Doctoral researcher, Philipps Universität Marburg
Research projects:
- VORTEX (Coping with Varieties of Radicalisation into Terrorism and Extremism)
Expertise and research interests:
- Radicalisation
- Deradicalisation
- Knowledge production
- Epistemic communities
- European studies
Miia Halme-Tuomisaari, 2023 & 2024
Associate Professor in Human Rights Studies, Lund University
Docent, Social and Cultural Anthropology (Universities of Helsinki and Jyväskylä), International Law (University of Turku)
Research projects:
- Book project ‘Looping for Human Rights: An Ethnographic Theory of Expansion’ (2023-2024, funder Riksbankens Jubileumsfond)
- Book project ‘Movement in the Rights Direction: An Ethnography of the UN Human Rights Committee’
Expertise and research interests:
- Contemporary Human Rights Phenomenon
- History of Human Rights
- Ethnography of International organizations, expertise and bureaucracy
- UN human rights monitoring
Katri Eeva, 2023-2024
Postdoctoral researcher, Tampere University
DPhil Oxford
Research projects:
- Transnational Knowledge Networks in Higher Education Policymaking (Research Council of Finland 2021-2025, Tampere University)
Expertise and research interests:
- European union and education policy: actors, institutions, and policy instruments
- Europeanisation of education
- Higher education policymaking and governance
- Education policy networks and knowledge politics
Mikko Immanen, 2023
See introduction in the
Filippo Incontro, 2023
Doctoral researcher, Comparative and European Legal Studies, University of Trento
History of Roman Law
Expertise and research interests:
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Legal history
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Roman law
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Classical archaeology
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Ancient history
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Roman Epigraphy
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North Africa
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Land law