Lady Justice
Digital transformation has a partially renewing effect on the law, as technical changes have social consequences that require new regulatory approaches. At the same time, the legal system stabilizes the process of digital transformation by referring back to familiar regulatory structures or by subjecting it to mandatory, constitutional requirements. The aim of the research area "Law and Regulation" is therefore to study the legal and regulatory consequences of digital change in business and administration.
Possible Dissertation Topics
- Challenges of digital transformation for civil law using the example of smart contracts
- The impact of digital transformation using the example of the Deutsche Bundesbank: consequences for monetary policy and banking supervision
- Impact of digital transformation using the example of the asylum procedure
Suggestions for own dissertation topics are highly welcome.
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Scientists involved
- Professor Andreas Freytag (Economic Policy)External link
- Professor Mike Geppert (Strategic Management)External link
- Professor Thomas Kleinlein (Public Law, EU Law, International Law)External link
- Professor Christoph Ohler (Public Law, EU Law, International Law, International Economic Law)External link
- Professor Achim Seifert (Civil Law, German and European Labour Law, Comparative Law)External link