Don’t you just hate it when you suspect a student submitted a paper written by AI and you can’t tell for sure? You’re not alone – a recent survey finds that many
faculty share your concern. These concerns – and potential solutions – are the focus of two short articles worth checking out: Faculty Use … Continue reading [...]
By Salih Okur, University of Augsburg On 9 October 2025, the CJEU, in Case C-540/24 (Cabris Investment), had to decide whether Art. 25 Brussels Ia applies to “an agreement
conferring jurisdiction in which the contracting parties, who are domiciled in the United Kingdom and therefore (now) in a third State, agree that the courts of a [...]
Villes mortes della Siria: Topografia cristiana e insediamenti del Massiccio Calcareo (IV-VII secolo) Edited by Elie Essa Kas Hanna Limina/Limites: Archaeologies, histories,
islands and borders in the Mediterranean (365-1556) 17 [...]
Kushan Coins and History: A Type Catalogue of Kushan, Kushano-Sasanian and Kidarite Hun Coins Based on the Collection of the British Museum Cribb, Joe Bracey, Robert The
Kushans were a dynasty of thirteen kings who ruled from approximately AD 50 to AD 350. [...]
Scents of Arabia: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Ancient Olfactory Worlds: Papers from a Special Session of the Fifty-fifth Meeting of the Seminar for Arabian Studies, held
in Berlin on 6th August 2022 [...]
Reporting Heritage Destruction Edited by Bijan Rouhani, Timothy Clack, Bill Finlayson The contributions in this volume, an output of the University of Oxford’s Endangered
Cultural Heritage of the Global South (ECHGS) Hub, speak to some fundamental questions about the reporting of heritage destruction: who is reporting, what is being [...]
Die Existenzsicherung nicht nur geflüchteter Menschen sorgt immer wieder für politische Kontroversen. Jüngstes Beispiel sind vorgesehene Kürzungen im SGB II. Auch die Gesundheitsversorgung
von Leistungsberechtigten nach AsylbLG ist politisch umstritten. Dies liegt nicht nur am Gesetz, sondern auch an der Gesetzesausführung. [...]
Crackdowns on the legal profession — lawyers, judges and prosecutors — are part of a longstanding authoritarian playbook used around the world to silence dissent. Europe
and Eurasia alone provide a plethora of examples — from European Union member Hungary — and previously Poland — to Belarus, Russia, Georgia, and Kyrgyzstan [...]
Jonathan F. Harris noted that labour law is a field that encompasses a wide range of the laws of work. Indeed, the laws of work – and the broad category of “labour rights”
– rest on several legal foundations. These include those established in human rights instruments, those arising from contracts of employment, those set in collective [...]
