Alberto Horst Neidhardt is Policy Analyst for the European Diversity and Migration programme of the European Policy Centre. At the EPC, he works on asylum, migration, and integration matters, with an interest in the politics of migration and specific expertise on EU law and jurisprudence.
Alberto is also a part-time Visiting Professor at University of Antwerp where he lectures on Comparative Law and on Legal Pluralism.
Prior to joining the EPC and Antwerp University, he was PhD candidate in law at the European University Institute, Teaching Assistant at the School of Oriental and African Studies and Research Assistant at Queen Mary, University of London. He also gained experience on the law and the politics of mobility working in the Free Movement Unit of the Directorate General ‘Justice and Consumers’ of the European Commission.
Alberto holds a PhD and an LLM in European and Comparative Laws from the EUI (2018; 2013) and a Master’s degree in International and Comparative Law from SOAS (2011). He also holds a Bachelor’s degree in Languages, Culture and Institutions of Eurasia and of the Mediterranean from Ca’ Foscari, University of Venice (2009).