Celebrating the past 75 years of the European Convention on Human Rights also requires us to think about its future. The rapid progress made with digital technologies during
the past decade – and especially the widespread use of AI – promises to reshape the work of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR). [...]
Artificial intelligence (AI), especially generative AI, is becoming increasingly embedded in almost every aspect of life. From user experience to management of industrial processes
and education, AI is everywhere. In this context, it is particularly challenging to assess how the use and deployment of AI are already affecting the work of courts, [...]
The potential use of immobilised Russian state assets to finance Ukraine’s needs has become the subject of a heated debate within the European Union. The European Commission
and several Member States (most notably the Baltic and Nordic countries, Poland and Germany) strongly advocate for a Reparations Loan, i.e. [...]
In recent months, President Trump and the Trump administration have been touting a $20 trillion or so figure that they say foreign companies/governments have pledged to invest
in the U.S. I've had trouble figuring out what to make of all this, but I have three theories that might explain what is going on, which I'll get to below after setting [...]
For the Balkinization Symposium on David Sloss, People v. The Court: The Next Revolution in Constitutional Law (Cambridge University Press, 2025). For the Balkinization Symposium
on David Sloss, People v. The Court: The Next Revolution in Constitutional Law (Cambridge University Press, 2025). [...]
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Graduate Fellows Summer Research Institute in U.S. Law and Race, June 7-26, 2026 Call for Applicants: Deadline February 15, 2026 Funded by the Mellon Foundation, this three-week
residential fellowship program supports four (4) graduate students in Summer 2026 at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's U.S. [...]
(image source: MDD) Abstract: En 1625, paraissaient à Paris, dédiés à Louis XIII, les De jure belli ac pacis Libri tres d’Hugo Grotius. Pour ce quatrième centenaire,
après les trois précédentes traditions en langue française de cet ouvrage, Dominique Gaurier a jugé bon de le retraduire totalement pour permettre aux personnes [...]
