Dr Jule Mulder
PhD, LLM, LLB
Current positions
Associate Professor in Law
University of Bristol Law School
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Research interests
Jule is a European Comparative lawyer who has widely published within the field of European, International and Comparative gender equality law and Comparative methodology. Her new project on consumer vulnerability (funded by the Leverhulme Trust) analysis the EU concept of vulnerability from a theoretical and comparative perspective.
Within comparative law, she is specifically interested in the dialogue between the Court of Justice of the EU and the national courts of the EU Member States, and how this dialogue can positively support substantive rights and social development (e.g. regarding gender equality) in the diverse national cultural context of the Member States.
Jule welcomes PhD applications in European law, Comparative law, Employment and Equality law.
Projects and supervisions
Research projects
Indirect sex discrimination in employment
Principal Investigator
Description
EU Indirect sex discrimination in employment - Theoretical analysis and reflections on the CJEU case law and national application of the concept of indirect sex discriminationManaging organisational unit
University of Bristol Law SchoolDates
01/01/2020 to 31/01/2021
Comparative EU Gender Equality Law
Principal Investigator
Managing organisational unit
University of Bristol Law SchoolDates
01/09/2015 to 30/08/2018
Publications
Recent publications
31/01/2023EU NON-DISCRIMINAITON LAW AND ITS POTENTIAL IMPACT ON THE CIVIL SERVICE OF THE MEMBER STATES
The Civil Service in Europe
Remote Working, Working from Home, and EU sex discrimination law
Exponential Inequalities
General Principle of equality between men and women
Research Handbook on General Principles of EU Law
Religious neutrality policies at the workplace
Common Market Law Review
What is Vulnerability anyway?
European Law Review