von ANNALENA MAYR Der „Herbst der Reformen“ kommt und er wird menschlich kalt. Die Koalition aus CDU/CSU und SPD einigte sich am 9. Oktober 2025 auf eine umfassende Reform
des Bürgergeldes. Im Zentrum dessen steht nicht etwa die Stärkung sozialer Teilhabe, sondern vielmehr eine „neue Grundsicherung“ und vor allem die Verschärfung [...]
—Milton César Jiménez Ramírez, Professor and Researcher, Universidad de Caldas, Colombia The phenomenon wherein power becomes increasingly concentrated, ultimately overshadowing
the mandates of Congress and the judiciary, can be captured by the concept of mega-presidentialism. [...]
On 21 October 2025, the Church of England issued the following Press Release which announced that the National Safeguarding Team had sought permission to bring a further
‘out of time’ complaint under the Clergy Discipline Measure against the Revd Iain Broomfield, a former chair of the Titus Trust, who criticised in the Makin [...]
Yesterday, the International Court of Justice delivered its advisory opinion on the Obligations of Israel in relation to the Presence and Activities of the United Nations,
Other International Organizations and Third States in and in relation to the Occupied Palestinian Territory – which primarily deals with Israel’s ban on the operation [...]
[We have the following announcement of the American Historical Association. DRE.] The American Historical Association invites you to attend two Congressional Briefings that
will be held in the coming weeks. The first will offer historical perspectives on artificial intelligence, and the second on vaccines. The briefing on the history [...]
The PEA (Philosophy, Politics, Academia) Soup blog, which hosts philosophy discussions, invited me to participate in a symposium on Scott Altman’s article, Discrimination,
Noncomplicity, and Reasons That Mask Disdain (Ethics 136 (1):6-33 (2025). Here’s my contribution: [...]
In 2025, the European Civil Justice Centre (ECJC) was established at Erasmus School of Law in Rotterdam. This Centre was set up to facilitate the collaboration of scholars
and other stakeholders across Europe and beyond in conducting research and related activities with a view to promoting access to justice. [...]
Une société qui avait été autorisée à faire pratiquer une saisie-contrefaçon de droits d'auteur au préjudice d’une autre, qui avait confié à une troisième une
prestation de fabrication, stockage et distribution de carillons à vent en bois, adresse à plusieurs distributeurs des deux autres sociétés une lettre de mise [...]
My book on The Actual Art of Governing: Justice Robert H. Jackson's Concurring Opinion in the Steel Seizure Case was published today. I'll be doing some posts in the coming
weeks that connect some of the book's themes to ongoing constitutional disputes. [...]
