Luisa Teresa Hedler Ferreira Fjellander
Postdoc
Primary research areas
I observe what big changes in society reveal about our assumptions of how things work
I am a legal sociologist with a PhD from Copenhagen Business School. My doctoral dissertation, Time, Law and Tech: The Introduction of Algorithms to Courts of Law, explored how the integration of algorithms into the judiciary reshapes notions of time, efficiency, and risk, through a case study of Brazilian courts.
Currently, I am a postdoctoral fellow on the ERC-funded project Global Value Chain Law: Constituting Connectivity, Contracts and Corporations (GLOBALVALUE) at the Department of Business Humanities and Law, Copenhagen Business School. Within this project, led by Prof. Poul F. Kjær, my research examines contemporary global value chain practices. In particular, I study international trade fairs both as temporally compressed value chains in themselves and as arenas where broader value chain narratives are produced, negotiated, and communicated.
In addition to my research, I serve as co-chair of the Social and Legal Systems Working Group of the European Research Committee on Sociology of Law (RCSL).