Associate Professor at the Institute of European Studies of the Jagiellonian University and Director of the Nomos Centre for International Research on Law, Culture and Power. A philosopher, lawyer and sociologist by education, he holds a habilitation in law (2024), PhDs in philosophy (2014) and international law (2016). He has been a visiting scholar at several universities (Columbia University, SUNY at Buffalo, Université Paris-1, Université d’Orléans, Heidelberg Universität, the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, the University of Salzburg and Lisbon University). He received the First Prize for a habilitation thesis from the Journal "Law and State" (2026), a scholarship of the French government (2018), a scholarship for the best young researchers awarded by the Polish Ministry for Science and Higher Education (2018-2020), and a DAAD scholarship (2020). In his academic work he combines philosophical and legal perspectives, attempting to approach them from an interdisciplinary angle. His main fields of interest are: in philosophy – contemporary philosophy, Jewish philosophy and animal studies; and in law – critical legal studies, international law, human rights law.

Functions:

• Director of the Nomos: Centre for International Research on Law, Culture and Power;
• Deputy Director of Studies of International Programmes;
• Dean’s Proxy for Safety and Anti-Discrimination;
• Disciplinary Spokesperson for Jagiellonian University students and doctoral students;
• Member of the Faculty Committee for Research Ethics;
• Member of the Commission for Addressing Undesirable Situations at the JU.