Professor Dr. Kaja Harter Uibopuu

Biography

Kaja Harter-Uibopuu is a professor of Ancient History at the University of Hamburg, where she leads the field of Ancient Law. With a focus on Greek epigraphy and ancient legal history, her research interests encompass constitutional and administrative history of the Greek polis, the history of Greek provinces in the Roman Empire, and ancient international law. Harter-Uibopuu has been instrumental in providing interdisciplinary approaches to the study of ancient law through various research projects, including her leadership roles in the Center Interdisciplinary Study of Ancient Law. She has authored numerous publications, including monographs and collaborative volumes that engage with legal and societal aspects of ancient cultures. Her recent work examines the development of ancient law in Hellenistic and Roman contexts, contributing significantly to the understanding of legal practices and inscriptions in Asia Minor. Harter-Uibopuu has received multiple appointments and fellowships, reflecting her standing in the academic community, and she actively participates in conferences, workshops, and editorial boards related to ancient history and law.

Research Interests

Experience