Education CV
Education
- LLM (Dist) UCL | 2018-2019
- LLB (1:1 First class honours) National and Capodistrian University of Athens | 2012-2017
Scholarships
- George and Marie Vergottis & Magdalene College Scholarship | 2019-2022
- Lilian Voudouri Foundation Scholarship | 2018-2019
Professional Experience
- Trainee, European Court of Justice | 02/03/2020-31/07/2020
- Foreign Law Clerk to Khampepe J, Constitutional Court of South Africa | 02/01/2020-28/02/2020
- Attorney at Law, Dellis and Partners | 10/2019-12/2019
- Administrative Assistant, Icarus School Internal Investigations Office, Hellenic Airforce | 12/2017-08/2018
Fields of research
- Public Law
- Comparative Constitutional Law
- Comparative Human Rights Law
- Citizenship Law
Deliberative Democracy and the Law: Legal Interpretation in Pluralist and Deeply Divided Democratic Communities
Summary
Andreas's research explores the possibilities and challenges that theories of deliberative democracy present for legal interpretation in pluralist and deeply divided democratic communities. In particular, it examines what promise these theories hold for explaining the legitimacy of decisions made through the distinctive institutions of modern liberal democracies, as well as for resolving impasses of their function in practice. The areas to which this research aspires to make a contribution through an overarching treatment include foreigner political rights, the validity conditions of direct democratic institutions and of claims to self-government, and the relative weight of individual and collective agency in federal and consociational forms of government.
Supervisors
Dr Lars Vinx
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