Bernd Wieser
Since 1 September 2015, the Centre has been headed by Univ.-Prof. DDr. Dr. h.c. Bernd Wieser. For over 30 years, Prof. Wieser has been engaged in research and teaching on the legal systems of Eastern European countries. His research focuses on constitutional and administrative law, with a geographical emphasis on Russia and Ukraine. He is the editor or co-editor of a number of major works, including the ‘Handbuch der russischen Verfassung’ (Vienna 2014, supplementary volume Vienna 2022) and the ‘Einführung in das ukrainische Recht’ (Munich 2020). Prof. Wieser is a member of the editorial board of the journal “Osteuropa-Recht” and holds an honorary doctorate from the University of Uzhhorod.
About Prof. Wieser’s research area at the Institute for Public Law and Political Science
- An Introduction to Ukrainian Law, Munich 2020, 279 pp (co-edited with Yaroslav Lazur and Oleksandr Bilash)
- Planned Amendment to the Russian Constitution 2020, German-Russian Law Journal 2020/1 (in press) (co-authored with Rainer Wedde)
- The Czechoslovak Constitution of 1920 and the Austrian Federal Constitutional Act of 1920 – A Comparative Overview, ZÖR 2020, 21–43.
- Sovgyrja/Suklina, Konstytucijne pravo Ukrajiny (Constitutional Law of Ukraine), Kiev 2018; in: Osteuropa-Recht 2019, 138–140. (Book review)
For the complete list of publications on the University of Graz research portal
Selected publications
- An Introduction to Ukrainian Law, Munich 2020, 279 pp (co-edited with Yaroslav Lazur and Oleksandr Bilash)
- Planned Amendment to the Russian Constitution 2020, German-Russian Law Journal 2020/1 (in press) (co-authored with Rainer Wedde)
- The Czechoslovak Constitution of 1920 and the Austrian Federal Constitutional Act of 1920 – A Comparative Overview, ZÖR 2020, 21–43.
- Sovgyrja/Suklina, Konstytucijne pravo Ukrajiny (Constitutional Law of Ukraine), Kiev 2018; in: Osteuropa-Recht 2019, 138–140. (Book review)
For the complete list of publications on the University of Graz research portal
