The Nature Restoration Law is innovative in the way it addresses urban ecosystems, connectivity and public health. Yet, illogically, it pays no attention to the distribution
of urban green spaces. Member states should fill that legal gap in their implementation plans. [...]
Not since before the passage of the Fourteenth Amendment has an American child’s citizenship depended on the state in which they were born or reside. Until now. In Trump
v. CASA, the Supreme Court held that federal district courts generally lack the authority to issue “universal” injunctions. [...]
An American college under attack, including for alleged religious intolerance. A government that seeks to take control of the college’s governance, claiming that the college
is hostile to the spirit of a free society. Students unsure whether the college will survive, or whether they should transfer. [...]
Auch in diesem Jahr finden die Adorno-Vorlesungen erneut statt. Vom 22. bis 24. Oktober 2025 widmet sich Katharina Pistor in ihren drei Vorträge der gegenwärtigen Geldordnung
aus einer institutionenökonomischen und gesellschaftspolitischen Perspektive. Sie untersucht Geld als relationales Gut, das nur durch Partizipation vieler Akteure [...]
Iran’s nuclear program has long been a source of international tension. Early in U.S. President Donal Trump’s second term, hopes for a diplomatic resolution resurfaced—until
June, when Israel launched strikes on Iranian nuclear and military sites. Days later, the United States joined the conflict, and Iran retaliated with missile attacks [...]
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This blogpost aims at briefly addressing the issue of hunting as it is regulated in EU biodiversity law (mainly the Habitats Directive) using legal ecofeminism as method of
analysis. It starts from a reflection on ecofeminism as related to hunting, then argues that EU law, including the EU Charter of fundamental rights of the EU (EU [...]
Prof. Dr. Ghazari-Arndt untersucht das EuGH-Urteil in der Rechtssache C-383/23. Der EuGH hat klargestellt, dass bei der Bemessung von Geldbußen nach Art. 83 Abs. 4–6 DS-GVO
der Begriff „Unternehmen“ im Sinne einer wirtschaftlichen Einheit zu verstehen ist, was bedeutet, dass der Konzernumsatz und nicht nur der Umsatz der einzelnen [...]
