Prof. Dr. Frank Fleerackers LL.M. (Harvard), LL.M. (Leuven), B.Phil., Ph.D. is a legal scholar, lawyer, legal philosopher, and educator, who studied law and philosophy at KU Leuven (B), King's College (UK), Harvard University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT, Cambridge and graduated from Harvard Law School (US) as Master of Laws. Frank Fleerackers is Professor of Law and Jurisprudence at Leuven University, the Leuven Faculty of Law, and a former Law Faculty Dean (Brussels) with visiting positions held at international universities, including Harvard and MIT. He writes on law, jurisprudence, and the philosophy of law, as his research focuses on the singularity of legal thinking.

The Rearguard of Subjectivity - an Introduction.- The Efficient Jurist as a Semiotician.-  On The Life and Work of Tikhon Fedorovich Stepanov.- Describe, Predict, Intervene!.-  Students Making Meaning: Teaching Legal Semiotics in the Context of International Law.- On Language and Power.- Reflecting on Law and Language.- Jan Broekman and the Multicultural Self.- Lady Justice's Crooked Teeth.- Narrativity and Memory - Towards an Ethics of Testimony.- Juridical Dignity and (Inter)subjectivity: Semiotic and Normative Levels.- The Performance of (the Declaration of) Independence.- Philosophy of Friendship.-From Life to Law: Towards an Evolving Conception of Ecocide.- Subject and Self.