Curriculum Vitae
Education
since 2022
PhD Candidate, Department 'Law & Anthropology', Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Halle (Saale) – affiliated with KU Leuven and UCLouvain
Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. mult. Marie-Claire Foblets (KU Leuven – MPI Halle (Saale)) and Prof. Dr. Valérie Rosoux (UC Louvain – MPI Luxembourg)
2022–2023
Certificate in Memory Studies, UC Louvain
2019–2021
Master of Law, Double Degree KU Leuven - University of Zurich
Thesis: ‘Choosing Evil: A Look at Eichmann’s Responsibility in the Light of Kant and Arendt’ – Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Matthias Mahlmann (University of Zurich)
2017–2019
Certificate in Philosophy, UC Louvain
2016–2019
Bachelor of Laws, UC Louvain
Professional Activities
07/2020–07/2020
Intern at Clifford Chance, Brussels
08/2019–08/2019
Intern at Osborne Clarke, Brussels
01/2019–02/2019
Intern at the Belgian Federal Parliament with representative Francis Delpérée
Participation in conferences
15 November 2022
Max Planck Law Annual Conference – PhD Workshop – Berlin, Germany – Presentation: 'From Adolf Eichmann to Dominic Ongwen: Responsibility in International Criminal Law under Immanuel Kant and Hannah Arendt‘
4 November 2022
McGill-Sapienza Seminar on 'Heritage in war and peace II: Spaces of conflict, spaces of justice: Between natural landscapes and cityscapes' – McGill University, Montreal, Canada – Presentation: 'From Adolf Eichmann to Dominic Ongwen: Responsibility in International Criminal Law under Immanuel Kant and Hannah Arendt' – Awarded the 'Heritage in War and Peace Seminar Prize for Young Scholars'
3 November 2022
Cours de Droit pénal international de la Prof. Miriam Cohen – Université de Montréal – Montréal, Canada – Présentation : « D’Adolf Eichmann à Dominic Ongwen: La responsabilité en Droit pénal international au regard d’Emmanuel Kant et Hannah Arendt »
7 July 2022
Departmental meeting Law & Anthropology Max Planck Institute Social Anthropology – Halle (Saale) – Presentation on the state of research
13 April 2022
Research day UC Louvain – Memory Studies research group – Africa Museum Tervuren – Presentation on “Transitional justice in the Democratic Republic of Congo”
Languages
French: Native speaker
Dutch: Native speaker
English: Fluent
German: Advanced