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Christoph Kletzer

Professor Christoph Kletzer

Professor of Law, Vice Dean Engagement and Executive Education

  • Vice Dean Engagement and Executive Education

Research interests

  • Law

Biography

Professor Christoph Kletzer is a Professor of Law. He joined King's in 2007 having previously been a Lecturer at the University of Cambridge (2005-2007) and before that at the University of Durham (2004-2005). Professor Kletzer has also been the Director of Studies in Philosophy at Queens College in Cambridge and has been lecturing at the Philosophy Department of the University of Vienna for the last two years. He graduated with a MA in Law and a MA in Philosophy from the University of Vienna. After that he obtained a LLM and PhD from the University Cambridge.

Research Interests

Professor Kletzer's research has been in the areas of Legal, Moral and Political Philosophy. His main interests lie in German Idealism (mainly Fichte and Hegel) and the legal and political thought of the Weimar Republic (focusing on Kelsen and Schmitt). In recent years he has also added an interest in the intersection of law and technology with a special focus on cryptography and technologies of decentralisation. 

Teaching

Jurisprudence; Law and Social Theory; Blockchain and Distributed Ledger

    Research

    datafutures
    Centre for Data Futures

    Bringing together interdisciplinary experts to focus on participatory infrastructure throughout the life of data-reliant tools.

    Events

    23JanThe Regulatory Tightrope Struggles Shaping Europe's Capital Markets thumbnail

    The Regulatory Tightrope: Struggles Shaping Europe's Capital Markets

    Get ready to dive into the thrilling world of Europe's capital markets as we explore the challenges and obstacles

    Please note: this event has passed.

    Features

    Alumnus Dr Magnus Brunner, Austria's Minister of Finance, visits the School of Law

    On Wednesday 9 February, the School of Law was delighted to host esteemed alumnus Dr Magnus Brunner during his visit to Strand campus.

    SHEW6

      Research

      datafutures
      Centre for Data Futures

      Bringing together interdisciplinary experts to focus on participatory infrastructure throughout the life of data-reliant tools.

      Events

      23JanThe Regulatory Tightrope Struggles Shaping Europe's Capital Markets thumbnail

      The Regulatory Tightrope: Struggles Shaping Europe's Capital Markets

      Get ready to dive into the thrilling world of Europe's capital markets as we explore the challenges and obstacles

      Please note: this event has passed.

      Features

      Alumnus Dr Magnus Brunner, Austria's Minister of Finance, visits the School of Law

      On Wednesday 9 February, the School of Law was delighted to host esteemed alumnus Dr Magnus Brunner during his visit to Strand campus.

      SHEW6