Prof. Hailbronner's research focuses on human rights, comparative public law and constitutional theory.

You can find out more about current and completed research projects here.

• New York Times article quoting Prof. Hailbronner: "Germany Looks to Stop the Far Right From Assuming Power," NYT, 03/13/2024. (The quote of Prof. Hailbronner's remarks is misleading. New York Times has been asked for clarification. Prof. Hailbronner is not arguing that efforts to enhance the protection of the Federal Constitutional Court are abusive, but rather supports them and calls for consideration on a case-by-case basis with respect to other measures.)

• Prof. Hailbronner in an interview with Zeit Online on defensive democracy and party banning proceedings: "Diese Pläne sind ziemlich deutlich verfassungsfeindlich", Zeit Online, 01/12/2024. 

• Paper presentation by Dr. Giulia Santomauro at the International Interdisciplinary and Transdisciplinary Conference: "Migrants’ Political Participation and Human Rights Theory: Current Challenges through the Lens of the European Court of Human Rights’ Jurisprudence", Human Rights Research Network, Ghent University, 12/07/2023. 

• Könnte ein Gericht die AfD verbieten?, Prof. Hailbronner discusses the prerequisites and consequences of a party ban in the Süddeutsche Zeitung, 11/08/2023. 

• Prof. Hailbronner in the Hörsaal-Podcast by Deutschlandfunk Nova: Wehrhafte Demokratie in Deutschland (in German), presented at the Beats & Bones Podcast-Festivals in Berlin on September 22, 2023, published on October 26, 2023. 

• Participation in the 23. Akademie-Gespräch: Rechtsruck in Deutschland, Akademie der Künste, Berlin, 10/10/2023. 

• Interview with Prof. Dr. Michaela Hailbronner (in German), Law Faculty University of Muenster, 10/04/2023.

• Paper presentation by Marcus Schnetter: Politischer Protest in der Form des Rechts (in German), 63. Junge Tagung Öffentliches Recht (JTÖR) „Interaktionen: Internationalität, Intra- und Interdisziplinarität“, Helmut Schmidt University of Hamburg, 07/21/2023.