Rate My Professor Johan Wolswinkel

Wolswinkel's research interests encompass the regulation of administrative single-case decision-making and transparency requirements, the influence of EU law on administrative and economic law domains, and the interplay between administrative law and digitalization, such as automated decision-making, algorithmic transparency, and open government data. He is principal investigator of the CITaDOG project (Case-Inclusive Transparency for a Digital and Open Government), supported by an NWO Vidi grant and Tilburg University ICON grant awarded in June 2023, which analyzes the effects of disclosing individual administrative decisions to enhance citizen oversight. Key publications include his inaugural lecture "Willekeur of algoritme? Laveren tussen analoog en digitaal bestuur" (Arbitrariness or Algorithm? Navigating Between Analog and Digital Administrative Law, 2020), "The Dutch Open Government Act: Bridging Old and New Open Government?" (2023), "New Public Law in Response to New Public Analytics" (2023), and forthcoming "Balancing Public Interests Through Limitation, Allocation and Execution of Limited Rights" (2025). He holds roles as deputy judge at the Rotterdam administrative court since 2017, chair of the NWO internal appeals committee since 2018, research partner of the Netherlands Gambling Authority, and editorial board member of the Dutch Journal for Administrative Law since 2024, among others.