On April 21, Jaqueline Stein successfully defended her dissertation “Freedom of Association and Prison Labor – A Study in Labor and Constitutional Law on the Protection of Prisoner Unions under Article 9(3) of the German Basic Law (GG)”.
In her work, Jaqueline Stein demonstrates that working prisoners and their associations – regardless of the type of prison labor – are protected by Article 9(3) of the German Basic Law in exercising their freedom of association, even if they do not fall under the general definition of an employee (§ 611a BGB).
Together with Prof. Dr. Daniel Ulber and Prof. Dr. Dres. h.c. Monika Schlachter, who served as first and second reviewers, as well as the chair of the examination committee Prof. Dr. Mohamad El-Ghazi, the entire IAAEU team is pleased about the completion of the doctoral procedure and warmly congratulates Jaqueline Stein on her achievement.
In her work, Jaqueline Stein demonstrates that working prisoners and their associations – regardless of the type of prison labor – are protected by Article 9(3) of the German Basic Law in exercising their freedom of association, even if they do not fall under the general definition of an employee (§ 611a BGB).
Together with Prof. Dr. Daniel Ulber and Prof. Dr. Dres. h.c. Monika Schlachter, who served as first and second reviewers, as well as the chair of the examination committee Prof. Dr. Mohamad El-Ghazi, the entire IAAEU team is pleased about the completion of the doctoral procedure and warmly congratulates Jaqueline Stein on her achievement.
