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Professor Bruno de Witte
Born in 1955 in Kortrijk (Belgium).
Law degree of the University of Leuven (Belgium),
Ph.D in Law of the European University Institute (Florence) in 1985:
The Protection of Linguistic Diversity through Fundamental Rights.
Professor of European Law at the Universiteit Maastricht (the Netherlands),
from 1989 to 2000.
Current academic position (since 1 March 2000):
Professor of European Union Law at the European University Institute,
Florence (joint chair of the Law department and the Robert Schuman
Centre). Co-director of the Academy of European law at the EUI.
Main Fields of Interest:
- Institutional law of the European Union, including among other
things: relations between EU law and national law, and between
international law and EU law; protection of fundamental rights;
horizontal division of powers (between the institutions) and vertical
division of powers (with the member states); constitutional reform.
- European, international and comparative legal regulation of
culture, media, education and language use, and the protection
of minorities.
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