Postdoc · Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure & Criminology
Dr. Felix Butz
I am a postdoctoral researcher at the Chair of Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure (Prof. Dr. Katrin Höffler) at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. My research connects criminal law, criminology, and legal sociology, examining phenomena at the intersection of technology, society, and law. My current focus is on technology in international (criminal) law. Further areas of interest include a socio-legal critique of structural violence in international criminal law, how police and courts handle mass data, DNA analysis, and artificial intelligence, as well as engagement with border violence.
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Activities
View all →- 2026 Victims of Order? The Phenomenon of Necropolitical Structural Violence as a Problem within International Responsibility Regimes Aufsatz
- 2027 Flipping the Script? Ecocide, Liberal Legality and the (Possible) Posthuman Future of Criminal Law in the Anthropocene Buchbeitrag
- 2026 Mere Mirage? Critiquing the International Crime of Ecocide as a Project of Inadequate Responsibilisation in the Anthropocene Vortrag