The climate change regime has been one focal point of international law over the past year, as the International Court of Justice (ICJ) has undertaken the task of addressing
the questions presented as part of the advisory proceedings on climate change. The proceedings, even as the final opinion remains pending, have already enhanced our [...]
[Elizabeth S. Malobais a strategy and systems advisor She serves on the boards of ZanaAfrica and AFEW Kenya, is an Associate Fellow at the Făgăraș Research Institute, and
co-founded the Nahari community of African facilitators] Introduction – Seeing, Believing, and Complexity “Seeing is believing.” The phrase implies that legitimacy [...]
[Marina Aksenova is an Associate Professor of International and Comparative Criminal Law at IE University] The advance of artificial intelligence (AI) represents a seismic
shift in how we regulate and structure societies. The question of what keeps us human in the age of algorithmic and synthetic reasoning is then far from trivial. [...]
Following up on my previous posts: University of Texas Civitas Institute Symposium, Texas and the Future of Legal Education Barry Currier (Former Managing Director, ABA Section
of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar), Comments on Texas and Florida Courts Studying Continued Reliance on the ABA Law School Accreditation Process... [...]
New York Times Op-Ed: How Bad Is This Bill? The Answer in 10 Charts., by Steven Rattner: With unusual speed, and despite an armada of controversial provisions, Congress has
birthed a sprawling, nearly 900-page policy bill stuffed with hundreds of changes that will bestow trillions of dollars in tax cuts... [...]
Wie Individuen und Kollektive von Recht Gebrauch machen 2025 begehen wir das 500. Jubiläum des Deutschen Bauernkriegs, und die vielen Ausstellungen und Konferenzen lassen
keinen Zweifel daran, dass dieses Thema von großem öffentlichem Interesse ist. Ob man ihn nun als eine Revolution beschreiben möchte oder nicht – der Bauernkrieg [...]
(image source: OUP) Abstract: The French Constitution of 1791 has a major legacy that overturned many centuries of historical tradition but remains little known outside
of France. It ratified the unprecedented transformation of a society based on monarchy-centered government and legal privilege to one based on a sovereign citizenry [...]
Stellen Wissenschaftliche*r Mitarbeiter*in, 65% E13 TV-L, ab 01.11.2025, befristet auf drei Jahre, Professur Recht der sozialen Sicherung mit dem Schwerpunkt in Digitalisierung
und Migration im Projekt „Stiftungsprofessur Sozialrecht (2025)“ an der Universität Hambug, Frist: 09.07.2025 Jurist*in als Forschungsreferent*in, 100%, zunächst [...]
Zum Thema „Nischen“ ruft die Redaktion der Zeitschrift INDES aktuell zu Beitragsvorschlägen auf. Wie gewohnt möchte das Heft das Phänomen in seiner ganzen Bandbreite
beleuchten, sodass der Call sicher auch für Politische Theoretiker:innen interessant sein könnte. [...]
