Dr. Ewa Michałkiewicz-Kądziela is a legal scholar and constitutional law expert with a focus on constitutional law, EU law, international law, and human rights protection within national, EU, and international frameworks. Her research delves into identity rights and contemporary human rights challenges arising from social, economic, and technological transformations.
In 2019, she defended her doctoral dissertation titled The Right to Identity in Polish and International Law at the University of Szczecin, under the supervision of Prof. Andrzej Bałaban. Dr. Michałkiewicz-Kądziela has authored numerous publications, including the monograph The Right to Identity in Polish and International Law (C.H. Beck, 2020).
Dr. Michałkiewicz-Kądziela conducts lectures and seminars on constitutional law, EU law, legal system structures, human rights protection, and legal bioethics across disciplines such as Law, Administration, Medical Law, and Legal Studies for Security Services.
She actively contributes to the development of academic programs as a coordinator for international cooperation and a member of committees on educational quality and postgraduate course design at the Faculty of Law and Administration.
Her scholarly contributions include numerous articles, monographs, and edited volumes addressing critical issues such as freedom of expression, the protection of identity rights, and legal responses to technological advancements like deepfakes. Notable works include Comparative Analysis of National and Ethnic Minority Rights in Denmark and Legal Boundaries of Digital Identity Creation.
Dr. Michałkiewicz-Kądziela’s research portfolio extends to international projects and conferences, including analysis of human rights challenges and the evolution of constitutionalism in the digital age.
