Professor Dr. Elin Jonsson

Biography

Elin Jonsson's research focuses on the regulation of close relationships, particularly in the context of assisted reproduction and legal parenthood. Her work explores the intricate legal frameworks governing parenthood and the socio-legal implications of assisted reproductive technologies. She engages with contemporary issues surrounding family law, including the evolving definitions of family and parenthood in legal contexts, contributing a critical perspective to the discourse on gender, sexuality, and family dynamics. Jonsson's scholarship is marked by her commitment to addressing the complexities and challenges faced by families in the modern legal landscape, drawing on interdisciplinary approaches to enhance understanding and reform in this area. Through her role as a lecturer and researcher, she aims to influence both academic and practical perspectives on legal parenthood.

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