Signe Rehling Larsen

Email: s.larsen@lse.ac.uk

Thesis Title: 'Contesting the Future of Europe' [provisional]

Supervisors: Professor Martin Loughlin and Dr Michael Wilkinson

Research Interests: The history and theory of European integration and EU law, the history and theory of democracy, constitutional theory, public law theory, theories of state, political and institutional sociology, nationalism studies, social movements, federalism.

Signe Rehling Larsen is a PhD student in Socio-Legal Theory in the Department of Law at the LSE. Her thesis explores the competing claims to governmental authority advanced in the European public sphere during the Euro crisis. Signe has a Bachelor in Philosophy from The University of Copenhagen (2011) and an MA in Politics from The New School for Social Research (2014).

Conference papers:

“The European Constitution: sovereignty, legitimacy and constituent power” Nordicum-Mediterraneum (2014), Volume 9, no. 3.

“On New Beginnings and Democratic Legitimacy,” Nordicum-Mediterraneum (2013), Volume 8, no. 2.

Other activities:

Signe has contributed to http://criticallegalthinking.com with posts on key concepts in legal and political theory.