Doctoral Dissertations at the Faculty of Law See the latest doctoral dissertations at the Faculty of Law Predictive policing based on algorithms causes concern, shows new study Dissertation 02.12.2025 “The current rules do not reflect the reality of the AI era,” says Maryna Manteghi, whose doctoral dissertation examines the European Union’s regulation of text and data mining (TDM) Press release 25.11.2025 The state can regulate political disinformation without limiting freedom of expression (Dissertation defense: LL.M Christopher Phiri, 30.11.2023, law) Dissertation 22.11.2023 The Many Functions of Contracts (Doctoral defense: Anna Hurmerinta-Haanpää, 22.5.2021, contract law, sociology of law) Dissertation 12.05.2021 All doctoral dissertation press releases at the Faculty of Law Read the doctoral dissertations of Faculty of Law Due Care - Boundaries of Corporate Criminal Responsibility (2026) Jaatinen, Heikki (G4 Monograph dissertation) BinaryTech: On the development of a new materialist method (2026) Aalto, Juho (G5 Article dissertation ) AI and algorithmic recruitment systems under EU law: Compliance complexity and inadequate protection (2026) Parviainen, Henni (G5 Article dissertation ) Readjusting the EU’s regulation of text and data mining in the age of artificial intelligence (2025) Manteghi, Maryna (G5 Article dissertation ) Taxpayers’ Fundamental Rights Post ATAD and BEPS (2025) Salo, Reijo (G4 Monograph dissertation)
Due Care - Boundaries of Corporate Criminal Responsibility (2026) Jaatinen, Heikki (G4 Monograph dissertation)
BinaryTech: On the development of a new materialist method (2026) Aalto, Juho (G5 Article dissertation )
AI and algorithmic recruitment systems under EU law: Compliance complexity and inadequate protection (2026) Parviainen, Henni (G5 Article dissertation )
Readjusting the EU’s regulation of text and data mining in the age of artificial intelligence (2025) Manteghi, Maryna (G5 Article dissertation )