Scholar-activist wins Nine Dots Prize with ‘provocative’ interpretation of law

Scholar-activist Joanna Kusiak has won the Nine Dots Prize for her “provocative” essay using the 2021 Berlin referendum to argue that the rule of law has always been fragile.

The Cambridge-based researcher will receive 100,000 dollars (£80,447) and a book deal with Cambridge University Press for her response to the question “Why has the rule of law become so fragile?”