Professor Dr. Jasper Krommendijk

Biography

Jasper Krommendijk is a Professor of International European Law at Radboud University and the Director of the Research Centre State Law (SteR). His teaching and research focus primarily on human rights, the rule of law, and effective legal protection. He is particularly interested in the interaction between international human rights mechanisms and the Dutch legal order. Krommendijk has combined legal-dogmatic research with empirical studies to develop a comprehensive perspective on law practice. In 2022, he was awarded the Jean Monnet Chair in Rule of Law for national EU legal orders, aimed at educating and stimulating dialogue among students and stakeholders regarding the rule of law. He received the NWO SGW XS grant in 2023 for a project studying national courts' engagement with decisions from international human rights courts. Krommendijk completed his PhD at Maastricht University in 2014, examining the impact of UN human rights committees' recommendations. His prior positions include assistant and associate professor in international European law at Radboud University, and he has been involved in various research projects, including one funded by NWO that explored national courts' reference procedures to the Court of Justice of the European Union. He is also active in editorial boards for several human rights journals and serves as a deputy judge in the District Court of East Brabant.

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