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Dr Clemens Rieder

Academic Fellow

Bowland North

Lancaster University

Bailrigg

Lancaster LA1 4YN

United Kingdom

Office Hours:

Please contact me by email; Room C95

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Affiliations: Centre for Bioethics and Medical Law, CILHR Centre for International Law and Human Rights, Centre for Law and Society

Research overview

My current research interests cover EU law, health care, identity and nationalism.

Current Teaching

LLB: Comparative Law (LAW 105) and European Union Law (LAW 297)

Additional Information

Recent Conference Presentations:

'Withdrawal in the Light of EU Citizenship: Integration Through Disintegration', paper presented at the 3rd Conference on European Law & Policy in Context, Integration or Disintegration?, Birmingham Law School, 27-29 June 2012.

Administrative Duties:

Deputy Director of LLB Studies

Career Details:

Clemens joined the Law School as an Academic Fellow in 2012. He worked as Teaching Fellow and a Graduate Teaching Assistant while writing his PhD at Reading Law School.

Before coming to the UK he worked for a county administration in the Department of Environmental Law in Austria and before that he clerked for a Court of First Instance and a Court of Appeal also in Austria in the division of civil, criminal and labour law.

He also was an Intern to the European Parliament in Brussels.

Qualifications:

Clemens holds degrees in Political Science and Law from the Universities of Innsbruck (Austria), Notre Dame (USA) and Reading (UK).

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