Dimitrios Kafteranis
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Dimitrios Kafteranis joined the DTU REMS as a PhD candidate under the supervision of Associate Prof. Silvia Allegrezza in January 2017. Dimitrios studied English language and literature at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece) and completed a Master in European and International Studies at the University of Makedonia (Greece). He graduated with an LL.M. in European Economic and Financial Criminal Law from the University of Luxembourg in 2016. During his studies, he held several student jobs, for example at the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), the Max Planck Institute Luxembourg and the Centre for Research in Economics and Management (CREA) at the University of Luxembourg. Prior to joining the DTU REMS, Dimitrios was a trainee and assistant of Judge Michail Vilaras at the CJEU.
Last updated on: Monday, 27 February 2017
2021
The International Legal Framework on Whistle-Blowers: What More Should Be Done?in Seattle Journal for Social Justice (2021), 19(3),
The Question of One Million Dollars: Financial Rewards or not for the whistle-blowers?in Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation (2021), 36(4),
Analysis: “A new perspective on the protection of whistleblowers under the ECHR: Halet v. Luxembourg”E-print/Working paper (2021)
2020
Coronavirus and the Whistleblower: The (Missing) Role of International LawE-print/Working paper (2020)
A new enforcement tool: a Directive to protect whistle-blowersin Business Law Review (2020), 41(2), 50-54
The role of the European Parliament in the adoption of the Directive on the protection of whistle-blowersin Revue des Affaires Européennes (2020), (4), 903-914
2019
The Whistleblower’s Protection Directive: Reinforcing Transparency and Accountability at the EU LevelE-print/Working paper (2019)
Rethinking Financial Rewards for Whistle- Blowers Under the Proposal for a Directive on the Protection of Whistle-blowers Reporting Breaches of EU Lawin Nordic Journal of European Law (2019)
REPORTING TO THE BOSS OR THE AUTHORITIES: THE ONGOING DILEMMA OF THE WHISTLE-BLOWERin Cambridge Law Review (2019)
Can artificial intelligence replace whistle-blowers in the business sector?in International Journal of Technology Policy and Law (2019), 3(2),
2018
The Giant has woken up: the European Union’s Plans for the Future of Artificial Intelligence (AI)in Irish Journal for European Law (2018), 21
Προστασία μαρτύρων δημοσίου συμφέροντος: Η νομολογία του Ευρωπαϊκού Δικαστηρίου Δικαιωμάτων του Ανθρώπου (ΕΔΔΑ)Diverse speeches and writings (2018)
2017
Protection of Whistleblowers in the European Union: The Promising Parliament Resolution and the Challenge for the European CommissionDiverse speeches and writings (2017)
