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General Information

Full Name Julia Krämer
Contact j.k.kramer@law.eur.nl
Languages German (mother tongue)
English, Dutch (C1)
French, Spanish (B1)
Research Interests Empirical Legal Studies, Data Protection Law, Platform Regulation, Mobile Tracking

Education

  • 2026
    Ph.D. in Law
    Erasmus University Rotterdam, Rotterdam, Netherlands
  • 2022
    LL.M. in Competition Law and Regulation
    University of Mannheim, Mannheim, Germany
  • 2019
    B.A. in European Studies, majoring EU Law
    University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Experience

  • 03.2026 -
    Assistant Professor
    Erasmus School of Law, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
    • Part of the Law and Business Department.
  • 03.2022 - 02.2026
    PhD Researcher
    Erasmus School of Law, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
    • In my dissertation, I explored the role of mobile platforms (mobile operating systems and mobile app stores) in setting privacy and data protection standards for mobile apps.
  • 01.2025 - 02. 2025
    Visiting Research Fellow
    Weizenbaum Institut, Berlin, Germany.
    • Part of the Research Group Norm Setting and Decision Processes.
  • 02.2020 - 02.2022
    Research Assistant
    ZEW - Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research, Mannheim, Germany
    • As a research assistant in the Competition and Innovation group, my tasks included web scraping and data cleaning with Python, the empirical analysis of privacy policies and their compliance with legal requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation with R.
  • 04.2021 - 06.2021
    Intern
    Monopolies Commission, Bonn, Germany
    • During my internship, I was focusing on platform regulation and prepared several memoranda on the objectives, systematics and conduct obligations of the EU Commission's proposal on the Digital Markets Act (DMA).
  • 02.2021 - 03.2021
    Intern
    Bundeskartellamt, Bonn, Germany
    • As an intern at the Digital Economy Department I was analysing the economic and legal implications of the Commission proposals of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and the Digital Services Act (DSA).

Selected Publications

Organisation

Honors and Awards

  • 2025
    • Finalist EDPL Young Scholars Award
    • Visiting Fellowship at Weizenbaum Institut

Outreach