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Arthur Dyevre
Biography
Arthur Dyevre is Professor at University of Leuven, where he conducts research in the fields of Empirical Legal Studies, Law & Economics and Natural Legal Language Processing. He was Principal Investigator of the ERC-funded EUTHORITY Project (www.euthority.eu), a large research project investigating patterns of conflict and cooperation in the EU-multilevel legal system. His current research interests pertain to deceptive persuasion, behavioural comparative law and inter-group biases in litigation.