Welcome to my website. Through it I would like to introduce you to my scholarly activities. For instance, I have created a unique interactive map of all day-fines models in Europe, see here.

​In my research, I am mainly interested in behavioural and experimental law and economics, economic analysis of criminal law, and public international law. I believe interdisciplinary approach can improve the quality of research and the usefulness of the achieved results. Therefore, I combine law, psychology, economics and experimental methods to conduct my research.
Recent Updates

Received the Journal of International Criminal Justice Prize 2017 for the article ‘Misidentification of Victims Under International Criminal Law: An Attempted Offence?',  JICJ 15 (2017) 291-398. [The prize: € 2000 from the Journal, £300 in book tokens from Oxford University Press,  and a year's subscription to the Journal].


The article "Can Nudges be Transparent and Yet Effective?“  was just published in the Journal of Economic Psychology 65 (2018), 41-59.

Follow me on Twitter: @Elena_Reznichen
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​I am an assistant professor and the Academic Coordinator of the European Doctorate in Law & Economics (EDLE), Rotterdam Institute of Law and Economics (RILE), Erasmus School of Law, Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands.




For an overview of my research go to:​