Aaviksoo, Berit
Job
- Lecturer of Constitutional Law
Personal data
- Born: March 24, 1978, Tartu
- E-mail: berit.aaviksoo@ut.ee
Education
- Doctoral Student, Faculty of Law, University of Tartu, 2005–current
- Magister iuris, Faculty of Law, University of Tartu, 2005
- B.A, Faculty of Law, University of Tartu, 2001
Career
- Lecturer of Constitutional Law, Faculty of Law, University of Tartu, 2007–current
- Lecturer Extraordinary of Constitutional Law, Faculty of Law, University of Tartu, 2007
- Lawyer, Legal Service, European Parliament, 2005–2007
- Adviser, Constitutional Review Chamber, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, 2004–2005
- Assistant Adviser, Office of the Chancellor of Justice, 2001–2004
Main areas of research
- Estonian Constitutional Law
Grants and projects
- Researcher, SF 2006 Grant: Estonian Legal Space in Global Legal Space. R. Narits, Researcher in Charge, 2006–2011
- Researcher, ETF 2007 Grant: Legal Theoretical Basis for Delegation of Public Functions to Private Legal Entities. K. Merusk, Researcher in charge, 2005–2008
- Fellow, Development of Constitutional Law, Project of the Estonian Law Centre Foundation (ELC), Constitutional Law Institute, 2002–2003
- Fellow, EuroFaculty Fellowship for Master and Doctoral Students, 2001–2002
- Fellow, EuroFaculty Grant for Teaching Assistants, 2000–2001
- Fellow, Restricting Corruption in a Transformation Society (Legal Aspect), Project of the Estonian Law Centre Foundation (ELC), Open Estonia Foundation (OEF) and Constitutional and Legal Policy Institute (COLPI, Hungary), Subgroup: Corruption in Local Government, 1999–2001
Hobbies and community work
- Member, Karlova Society, 2008–current
- Member, Estonian Women Students’ Association, 1999–current
Teaching practice
- Lecturer, Constitutional Law. Public Law Institute, Faculty of Law, University of Tartu, 2007–current
- Teaching Assistant, Constitutional Law System and Administration Organisation of Estonia (lecturer T. Annus). Department of Public Administration, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Tartu, 2000–2001
Publications
- Granting of Nationality: Last Bulwark of Sovereignty? In: M.-L. Sootak and H. Kalmo (Eds.). Sovereignty in Transition, 2009 (in press) (in Estonian).
- Governmental System of Estonia. In: T. Drinoczi et al. (Eds.). Governmental Systems of Eastern and Central European States. Warsaw: Wolters Kluwer Polska, 2009 (in press), together with J. Põld and R. Laffranque.
- The Constitution of the Republic of Estonia Amendment Act, a Commentary. In: E.-J. Truuväli et al. (Eds.). The Constitution of the Republic of Estonia. Commented Edition (2nd, revised ed.). Tallinn: Juura, pp. 771–793, together with J. Laffranque, Ü. Madise, J. Põld (in Estonian).
- The Chancellor of Justice, a Commentary (Chapter XII). In: E.-J. Truuväli et al. (Eds.). The Constitution of the Republic of Estonia: Commentaries (2nd, revised ed.). Tallinn: Juura, pp. 655–672, together with M. Allik and P. Roosma (in Estonian).
Articles in Juridica
- Judicial Activism as a Function of Constitutional Review. How Activist is the Estonian Constitutional Court?, Juridica Abstract, 2005, No. 5, pp. 295–307
- The Concept of Public Meeting in Light of Freedom of Speech, Juridica Abstract, 2004, No. 7, pp. 487–498
- Social Welfare as a Fundamental Right: Duties of the State, Local Governments, Family and Other Persons in Guaranteeing Constitutional Rights in the Sphere of Social Welfare, Juridica Abstract, 2002, Special issue, pp. 6–61
- The Right to Higher Education in the Constitution of the Republic of Estonia, Juridica Abstract, 2001, No. 5, pp. 287–295
- Contracting Out of Local Government Functions and Corruption, Juridica Abstract, 2000, No. 8, pp. 508–517
Articles in Juridica International
- Judicial Activism in Constitutional Review Decisions of the Supreme Court of Estonia, Juridica International, 2007, No. 2, pp. 60–69
Languages
- Estonian (Native)
- English (Fluent)
- French (Good)
- Russian (Fair)
- German (Fair)
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