Andreas Joham
Andreas Joham has been working as a university assistant at the Department of Public Law and Political Science since 2020. His research interests lie in constitutional law, particularly in the area of direct democracy and electoral law. As part of his dissertation project, he is working on the constitutional admissibility of informally conducted (popular) surveys, whereby he is also examining the civil law components of informal (popular) surveys in more detail.
During his law studies, he was not only a student representative at the ÖH, but also spent time abroad at the University of Örebro in Sweden and as a volunteer at the Foreign Trade Centre of the Austrian Chamber of Commerce in Bangkok/Thailand, in addition to numerous internships at courts and several law firms. In addition to his teaching and research activities at the university, Andreas Joham is involved in several organisations, including the Austrian Red Cross. In this context, he is currently working as a legal counsellor for the Völkermarkt district office.
Selected publications
- Joham, Volksrechte und Direkte Demokratie, in: Poier/Wieser (eds.): Steiermärkisches Landesrecht. Vienna. Verlag Österreich. 2023. 283-332.
- Joham/Raidl, Parliamentary versus presidential systems of government Which model of government is more crisis-prone? In: Institute for Parliamentarism and Democracy Issues (ed.): A Life for Parliamentarism - Festschrift for Prof. Dr Werner Zögernitz on his 80th birthday. Austria. Facultas. 2023. 22.
- Joham/Zankel, Die Impfstrafverfügung und das Verbot der reformatio in peius, in: Baumgartner (ed.): Jahrbuch Öffentliches Recht 2022. Vienna. NWV. 2022. 49-80.
- Poier/Csuk/Gutwenger/Joham/Muskatelz/Unger, Harry Potter and the Elegance of the Austrian Constitution, JAP 2021/2022, 205-223.
To the complete list of publications in the research portal of the University of Graz.
