This post is adapted from the concluding remarks the author delivered at the ‘European Convention on Human Rights at 75: Transnational Perspectives and Global Interaction
Conference’ held at the German Federal Ministry of Justice in Berlin on 9 October 2025 [...]
OHCHR’s forthcoming guidance on human rights-based digital border governance consolidates legal standards for data-intensive migration and border control. This contribution
identifies where such guidance can help, and where a significant shift in current State practice is needed: clear legal basis and safeguards for intrusive practices, [...]
Nach Monaten verheerender Gewalt im Gazastreifen erkennen nun mehrere westliche Staaten Palästina als Staat an, unter anderem Frankreich, Portugal oder Kanada. Die deutsche
Bundesregierung spricht sich nach wie vor gegen diesen außenpolitischen Schritt aus, da sie ihn erst am „Ende“ einer Zweistaatenlösung sieht. [...]
1. The 2026 Version of the Bicycle Theory for Trade A few decades back, in separate publications, Fred C. Bergsten, and Jagdish Bhagwati referred to the “bicycle” theory
of trade. In short, the idea was that steady (continuous) progress towards freer trade is essential. [...]
Les jeux sur les mots, les lettres et les sons dans les textes latins Under the direction of Étienne Wolff
Ce volume Les jeux sur les mots, les lettres et les sons dans les textes latins contient les communications prononcées au colloque international qui s’est tenu, [...]
Festa in mostra: Le lastre architettoniche C e D della serie etrusca arcaica Acquarossa-Tuscania Paul Fontaine, Anna Maria Moretti
Sgubini and Sara Costantini [...]
Studies on the history and archaeology of Lydia from the Early Lydian period to Late Antiquity: Études sur l’histoire et l’archéologie de Lydie de la période proto-lydienne
à la fin de l’Antiquité: Erken Lydia Dönemi’nden Geç Antik Çağ’a kadar Lydia’nın Tarihi ve Arkeolojisi [...]
Sur les routes du désert Oriental égyptien: De la piste ptolémaïque d'Edfou à Bérénice au réseau des praesidia romains Bérangère Redon
[...]
Recent events, particularly Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, have revived worries about the international regime regulating the use of force. Vastly less attention has been
paid to what often precedes such attacks—threats to use force—and the prohibition on them. [...]
Donald F. Johnson, North Dakota State University, has published Popular Government and the Limits of the Law at the Outset of the American Revolution online in Law and History
Review, we assume as an initial installment of a forthcoming, joint special issue with the William and Mary Quarterly, "New Legal Histories of the American Revolution." [...]
