In the US Trade Regime class I teach with Matt Nicely, our unit on the regime’s import side has traditionally begun with a review of how the United States classifies trading
partners … the “ordinary,” “preferred” and “rogue” categories associated with columns 1a, 1b and 2 (respectively) of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule [...]
Myria Myria is a treebank-based vocabulary tool. It contains about 6000 entries, all of which have a frequency of at least 50 occurrences in a large automatically analyzed
corpus. For each lemma, the tool offers the following information: [...]
LaLaLexiT. Late Latin Lexicon in Transition LaLaLexiT. Late Latin Lexicon in Transition è un progetto dedicato al lessico latino della tarda antichità,
un’epoca di mutamenti profondi, che hanno plasmato la storia culturale successiva. [...]
Cahiers du Centre Gustave-Glotz: Nouvelle Série Les Cahiers du Centre Gustave-Glotz, revue du Laboratoire « Anthropologie Histoire des Mondes Anciens » (ANHIMA) ont
pour ambition de faire dialoguer le monde grec et le monde romain, en privilégiant les travaux qui en éclairent les pratiques institutionnelles, sociales et [...]
What causes a Western democratic leader to stop even feigning to value the law of war? Unlike past US presidents, who at least paid lip service to the law of armed conflict,
Donald Trump has openly flouted it: pardoning war criminals; denigrating the Geneva Conventions; praising torture; and discarding military norms of restraint. [...]
In the joined appeals in Meril Italy Srl et al. v. Edwards Lifesciences Corp., UPC__CoA__A464/2024 et al. (Nov. 25, 2025), Panel 1 of the UPC Court of Appeals decided several
important issues, most notably relating to inventive step, in regard to a claim of infringement of EP 3 646 825, for “a system comprising a prosthetic heart valve [...]
The AFAR project explored the role of digitisation and automation in migration and asylum governance in Europe, identifying many concerning practices and accountability deficits.
A further trend exacerbates the accountability challenge: states increasingly outsource migration administration to private companies, such as in the case of visa [...]
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. [...]
