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Doctoral Group: "Health Law"

Acceptability and Reimbursement of Ethically Controversial Medical Procedures in the Public Healthcare System
From Wild West to Wunderkind: Comparing Legal Determinants of Telehealth Quality Across Jurisdictions
Subjective Rights in the Organ Allocation System
Innovation Responsibility of the State for Pharmaceuticals
Healthcare and Artificial Intelligence: A Comparative Legal Analysis of a Socio-Technical Pheonomenon

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Doctoral Group: "Adjudication of Social Rights"

Between Acceptance and Resignation
Access to Social Rights in Taiwan
Judicial Enforcement of Social Rights: The Principle of Plaintiff-Friendliness from a Comparative Law Perspective
Legal Protection in Case of Employer's Non-Compliance to Pay Social Security Contributions in China
Judicial Enforcement of Social Benefits Provision in Latin America

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Individual Dissertation Projects

Post-Licensing Evaluation of Pharmaceuticals as a Basis for Coverage Decisions – The German SHI and the English NHS in Comparison
Pricing Regulation of Reimbursable Pharmaceuticals in Spain and Germany
Vulnerability as a Legal Principle
Communication between Administration and Citizens in Social Law Proceedings - Legal Comparison between Germany and Taiwan
The Constitutional Foundations of the Design of Social Protection in Bulgaria

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Dr. Simone Schneider Receives ERC Starting Grant

13.01.2022

The research project "The (Mis)Perception of Economic Inequality" (PERGAP) by Dr. Simone Schneider will be funded with a Starting Grant from the European Research Council (ERC) of about 1.5 million euros over the next five years. At the Max Planck...

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