Monika Glavina

Assistant Professor

Erasmus University Rotterdam

Netherlands

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Monika Glavina is an Assistant Professor at Erasmus University Rotterdam in the Netherlands. Her research focuses on themes of trust and distrust within legal systems, as highlighted in her recent articles that explore the interactions between courts, public law, and governmental trust during crises. Glavina's work addresses critical issues such as vaccination intentions and decision-making standards amid health crises.

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Articles (13)

To Trust and to Be Trusted

Trust in and Between Courts in the Changing World of the 21st Century

What drives compliance with COVID-19 measures over time? Explaining changing impacts with Goal Framing Theory

From a potentially powerful to a polarised court: the emergence of dissenting opinions on the Croatian Constitutional Court

Private-Interests Actors as Catalysts for Actions under Public Law

Taking a COVID-19 Vaccine or not? Do trust in government and trust in experts help us to understand vaccination intention?

A research agenda for trust and distrust in a multilevel judicial system

Why passive? Exploring national judges’ motives for not requesting preliminary rulings

Chilling or Learning? THE EFFECT OF NEGATIVE FEEDBACK ON INTERJUDICIAL COOPERATIONINNONHIERARCHICALREFERRALREGIMES

Health crisis measures and standards for fair decision-making: A normative and empirical-based account of the interplay between science, politics and courts

National courts as regulatory agencies and the application of EU law

THE REALITY OF NATIONAL JUDGES AS EU LAW JUDGES: KNOWLEDGE, EXPERIENCES AND ATTITUDES OF LOWER COURT JUDGES IN SLOVENIA AND CROATIA

The voices of european law: Legislators, judges and law professors

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Michal Ovádek

Patricia Popelier

Frédérique Six

Jan Wynen

Koen Pepermans

Koen Verhoest

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