HRISTINA CRENN

Hristina Crenn is a student at the Sorbonne Law School (France) and at Ibn Haldun University (Turkey) pursuing a Bachelor of Law and a Double Major in History & Political Science and International Relations, respectively. She is completing an intercontinental and interdisciplinary education in two different countries in order to grasp the divergent perspectives of multicultural civilizations. Her main research interest is focused on the study of women’s contributions in history and legal history on a societal level. She is an active learner of International Law, particularly International Humanitarian Law and Conflict & Peace Studies.

HRISTINA CRENN October 27, 2021
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The Mosaics of ancient Heraclea Lyncestis Macedonia – Elements of a colorful recorded history

The art of crafting historical imprints is probably the most valuable heritage of the Roman Era. Therefore, the Roman mosaics…
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HRISTINA CRENN September 15, 2021
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A travel story of Sarajevo – Sarajevo through the eyes of a foreign traveler

“I visited Sarajevo in July 2019. I was impressed by the marvellous memorial monuments dedicated to the innocent victims of…
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HRISTINA CRENN January 28, 2021
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The Pluralistic approach of Human Rights: A Limited Equalisation?

General overview of Human Rights The era of Human Rights has been marked by an extensive legal evolution. The normativity…
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The Mosaics of ancient Heraclea Lyncestis Macedonia – Elements of a colorful recorded history

A travel story of Sarajevo – Sarajevo through the eyes of a foreign traveler

The Pluralistic approach of Human Rights: A Limited Equalisation?

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