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Peter Alexander Maximilian Bohuš
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Coming Soon: UK Higher-Education Governance White Paper
A 2025 White Paper analysing systemic risk and doctoral governance across the UK higher education system, authored by Peter Alexander Maximilian Bohuš.
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Nov 27, 20252 min read


Restoring the Lost 1231 Royal Charter/Writs of Protection to the University of Cambridge
In 1231, King Henry III issued the first royal charter / writs founding the University of Cambridge and its duty to protect scholars. In 2025, Peter Alexander Maximilian Bohuš returned the lost writs — first on 11 November and then in their fully corrected form on 3 December — certified by The National Archives. Their restoration stands as a reminder that when temporary stewards drift away, a university’s founding principles must endure: trust, fairness, and protection of sch
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Nov 4, 20253 min read


Systemic Risk in Higher Education: The UK & EU Consumer Model Comparison
The UK Consumer Model and European Employment Frameworks A comparative analysis of rights, remedies, and institutional design Across much of Europe, doctoral researchers are recognised as employees contributing to research output and institutional capacity. In Germany, the Netherlands, and other EU jurisdictions, doctoral candidates typically hold employment contracts with universities or research institutes. In the United Kingdom, by contrast, doctoral candidates are general
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Oct 31, 20253 min read


Insights from the Berlin Security Conference 2024
Attending the Berlin Security Conference on 19-20 November 2024 was an eye-opening experience that offered a deep dive into the pressing...
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Nov 20, 20245 min read


Timeline of Events: 1231 Writs of Protection, Institutional Trust, and Reform (2025/26)
A factual chronology recording the rediscovery and return of the 1231 Cambridge Writs of Protection, together with the principal contractual and legal developments in 2024–2026, and their implications for institutional trust.
Bohuš v University of Cambridge – Part 7 Claim (Breach of Contract)
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Dec 25, 202513 min read


A Christmas Carol
An Allegory for the Season This winter, a quiet tale unfolds. Inspired by medieval record-keeping, the traditions of winter storytelling, and the timeless spirit of Dickens, A Christmas Carol reimagines the dance between memory, duty, and renewal.
It follows a solitary scholar who discovers a long-misplaced folio and, through patience and perseverance, restores a small piece of forgotten heritage.
Guided by the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come, the story
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Nov 30, 20253 min read


State of the Union & the EU Rule of Law Review: Unity, Reform, and the Future of Europe 🇪🇺⚖️
The EU’s Rule of Law Review shows why unity, reform, and accountability are vital — from Slovakia to Europe’s future.
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Sep 12, 20252 min read


Oxford SOC25: Shaping a Better-Governed World 🌍⚖️
SOC25 highlighted how trust, justice, and impact-driven governance can shape a fairer world — lessons I carry forward.
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Sep 12, 20252 min read


Exploring Green Week in Berlin: A Day of Inspiration, Innovation, and Connection
On 22 January, I had the incredible opportunity to attend Green Week Berlin , a hub of innovation, sustainability, and inspiration. The...
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Jan 22, 20252 min read


Stepping It Up: My MSc Experience in Biodiversity and Global Change at UCL
Pursuing an MSc at UCL was a pivotal step in my academic and professional journey. This program offered me the opportunity to explore environmental sciences at a deeper level, focusing on some of the most pressing challenges facing our planet today. From understanding the complexities of ecosystems to analysing the impacts of global change, my time at UCL shaped the way I think about sustainability and innovation. One of the highlights of my MSc experience was my master’s res
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Nov 1, 20231 min read


Exploring Global Challenges through Biological Sciences
During my BSc in Biological Sciences at Westminster University, I cultivated a multidisciplinary foundation by studying modules such as...
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Jul 1, 20221 min read
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