Cooperation with foreign correspondents in selected countries allows the Department for Foreign and International Social Law to extend the limited number of countries represented at the Institute and, by giving attention to additional countries, to broaden its research focus. The correspondents’ task is to provide reliable information on the social security law of their countries and to serve as contact points for questions on social law arising in the context of the departmental research activities. In turn, the Institute is committed to assisting the correspondents in their own research activities, in particular by facilitating research stays at the Institute.
Prof. em. Dr. Terry Carney
University of Sydney
Social Law Reports No. 2/2024 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 1/2024 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 1/2023 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 1/2022 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 1/2021 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 1/2020 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 1/2019 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 1/2018 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 1/2017 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 1/2016 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 1/2015 (PDF)
Prof. Dr. Ingo Sarlet
Pontificia Universidade Católica (PUC) do Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre
Social Law Reports No. 4/2024 (PDF)
Addendum to Social Law Report No. 7/2022 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 7/2022 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 6/2021 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 6/2019 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 8/2018 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 8/2016 (PDF)
Prof. Dr. Viviana Ponce de León Solís
Universidad Austral de Chile
Social Law Reports No. 7/2024 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 6/2023 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 4/2023 (PDF)
Prof. Patrina Paparrigopoulou, J.D. (since 2022)
Prof. em. Konstantinos Kremalis (until 2020)
National and Capodistrian University of Athens
Social Law Reports No. 8/2022 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 3/2019 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 5/2018 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 7/2017 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 6/2016 (PDF)
Prof. Dr. Peter Herrmann (until 2020)
Institute of Political, Economic and Social Studies (EURISPES)
Social Law Reports No. 5/2021 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 7/2018 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 6/2017 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 9/2016 (PDF)
Prof. Dr. Gabriela Mendizábal Bermúdez
Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Morelos
Social Law Reports No. 6/2024 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 5/2024 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 3/2023 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 5/2022 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 2/2021 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 2/2020 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 4/2019 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 3/2018 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 4/2017 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 3/2016 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 3/2015 (PDF)
Michael Fletcher, PhD
Victoria University of Wellington
Social Law Reports No. 3/2024 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 2/2023 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 4/2022 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 3/2021 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 4/2020 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 2/2019 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 2/2018 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 2/2017 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 2/2016 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 2/2015 (PDF)
Kateřina Štěpánková, Ph.D. (since 2024)
Dr. Martin Štefko (until 2023)
Charles University of Prague
Social Law Reports No. 2/2022 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 3/2020 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 6/2018 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 3/2017 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 7/2016 (PDF)
Social Law Reports No. 4/2015 (PDF)
Prof. Dr. Alpay Hekimler
Eskişehir Osmangazi University ESOGÜ
Social Law Reports No. 5/2023 (PDF in German)
Social Law Reports No. 3/2022 (PDF in German)
Social Law Reports No. 4/2021 (PDF in German)
Social Law Reports No. 5/2020 (PDF in German)
Social Law Reports No. 4/2019 (PDF in German)
Social Law Reports No. 4/2016 (PDF in German)
Social Law Reports No. 4/2016 Annex (PDF)
Dr. Dongmei Liu
University of Zhongnan, Changsha
