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»Diversity in Law« Diversity in law has many
facets. For example, it can be a fact that law has to deal with; it can be a goal
that law pursues; it can also be a method or a means by which law works. These and
other dimensions are examined in this volume, which emerged from a conference at the
University of Hamburg, on the basis of selected sub-disciplines of law

Milan Kuhli is Professor for Criminal Law and
Criminal Procedure including its International and Historical Context at Hamburg
University. Kuhli has graduated in law as well as in Medieval and Modern History and
Political Science. He holds a Dr. iur. and a Dr. phil. from Goethe-Universität
Frankfurt. In 2015 he gained a Venia Legendi for Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure,
International Criminal Law, Modern Legal History, Philosophy of Law, and Criminal
Economic Law. Before joining Universität Hamburg in 2016 Kuhli was Assistant
Professor of Criminal Law at Universität Mannheim.

Mareike Schmidt studied law in Würzburg, Berlin (Humboldt University) and Beijing
(Tsinghua University). Subsequently, she was a research assistant at the University
of Basel, where she received her doctorate in 2012 with a comparative law thesis in
product liability law. Subsequently, she worked at the Center for Legal Education at
the University of Hamburg and completed her legal clerkship (Referendariat). Since
2016, Mareike Schmidt has been a junior professor for private law and legal didactics
at the University of Hamburg.