Professor Dr. Moa Bladini

Biography

Moa Bladini is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Gothenburg within the Department of Law. Her expertise lies in Criminal Law and Criminal Procedural Law, with an acute focus on themes of power, justice, gender equality, and the emotional aspects involved in legal core values including autonomy, objectivity, and rationality. Bladini has employed various methodologies such as critical discourse analysis and feminist theory, often integrating an interdisciplinary perspective in her recent works. She has led several notable research projects, including 'Blind Justice?' that examines the comparison of coercive rape legislations, and investigates independence within judicial practices. Bladini is also a co-author of the forthcoming publication 'Gender-Based Hate Speech: Legislation Public Policy Making,' expected in June 2025. Throughout her career, she has contributed to numerous influential publications investigating the interplay of legal frameworks with social issues, such as the impact of hate speech and the portrayal of women's narratives in legal contexts. Her commitment to education is demonstrated through her extensive teaching of criminal law at various levels and supervision of PhD candidates in groundbreaking research areas. In addition, Bladini is actively involved in organizing seminars highlighting feminist voices in law.

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