Gregor Maučec received his PhD in Law from the University of Maribor. His doctoral dissertation discusses the most recent international, European and national legal and (quasi)judicial solutions highlighting the question of defining harassment as a special type of unlawful discrimination. It looks particularly at British and Irish anti-harassment legislation, policies and case law following the transposition of the core EU non-discrimination directives into these two legal systems.
Prior to joining the EUI, Gregor was a postdoctoral fellow at the School of Law, Kyoto University, where he conducted his research on unlawful discrimination in capital cases. At the Faculty of Law, University of Maribor, he taught on the Public International Law course and related master courses including ‘EU Policies and Law on the Prohibition of Discrimination’ and ‘Diplomatic and Consular Law and EU Foreign Services’.