In July 2025, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) adopted its advisory opinion on climate change. While the ICJ found that any State suffering from climate change can
bring charges against others for their contribution to climate change, the opinion does not distinguish between the obligations of developed and developing States [...]
[MohammadMehdi Seyed Nasseri is a researcher at the Center for Ethics and Law Studies and lecturer at Shahid Beheshti University (Tehran). He holds a PhD in public international
law from Islamic Azad University, UAE Branch (Dubai).] Access to justice is one of the fundamental principles of the rule of law and a cornerstone in guaranteeing [...]
On 9 July 2025, the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights (‘ECtHR’) delivered its long-awaited judgment on the merits of the Ukraine and the Netherlands v
the Russian Federation. Described as an ‘excellent judgment’ attaining the ‘best possible outcome that was realistically obtainable’, the decision not only [...]
Bruce A. Green (Fordham; Google Scholar), Good Lawyers, Good Sports?: The Professional Identity of Sports Lawyers Representing Not-for-Profit Entities, 11 Tex. A&M L. Rev.
1019 (2024): ABA accreditation standards require law schools to develop students’ professional identity, including by encouraging “an intentional exploration [...]
The European Commission has proposed a new budget resource called “CORE” that would be funded by contributions from large companies operating in Europe. Till Valentin Meickmann
writes the proposal has … Continued [...]
von HODA BOURENANE Die Reaktionen auf das Urteil des Europäischen Gerichtshofs (EuGH) vom 01.08.2025 (Az. C-758/24, Alace und C-759/24, Canpelli) werfen grundsätzliche Fragen
zur Rolle der Unionsgerichte als auch der nationalen Justiz in der Migrationssteuerung auf. [...]
My philosophical project of radical democracy stands on two foundational intertwined discoveries that offer a firm ontological grounding of power[i]. 1. The world is radically
contingent but is simulated by a world that presents itself as necessary through potestas (power as domination) and Entelecheia (when becoming obeys an external [...]
