Au sommaire du numéro 122 (2026/1) de Droit et Société : DOSSIER Coordonné par Janna Behel, Antoine Mégie, Virginie Sansico et Mathilde Sergent-Mirebault ÉTUDES Ce numéro
est disponible en version numérique (en accès ouvert immédiat) sur Cairn et en version papier (à l’achat) sur le site des Éditions Lextenso. [...]
Asmaa BENAABID, La protection de l’acquéreur d’un bien immobilier en droit marocain Nantes Université, 04 septembre 2026 Détails de la soutenance Maeva ATCHIAMAN, L’historicité
de la personne – Essai de droit privé sur l’identité des personnes physiques à travers le temps [...]
In a conversation on YouTube, Lawfare Editor in Chief Benjamin Wittes sat down with Senior Editors Molly Roberts and Roger Parloff to discuss the Supreme Court granting a stay
of the district court's preliminary injunction, allowing President Trump to continue to build the White House ballroom while litigation is ongoing, and the information [...]
In the context of a House Committee on Rules discussion on Monday of a Republican-sponsored Resolution (H. Res. 1490 – Providing for the condemnation and denouncement of
socialism in all its form, and for other purposes), there was the following exchange between Rep. [...]
von KRISTOF HANSEN und MORITZ DÜWEL Das umstrittene Gebäudemodernisierungsgesetz (GModG) von Union und SPD droht mit der Abschaffung zentraler Regelungen zur erneuerbaren
Wärmeversorgung die deutschen Klimaschutzziele langfristig zu unterlaufen. Dennoch dürften die bereits angekündigten Verfassungsbeschwerden gegen das Gesetz vor [...]
Lunar exploration during the 20th century sought to reach, explore and, in some cases, return from the Moon, rather than to serve as successive stages in the construction of
permanent lunar infrastructure. Today, lunar missions are mostly about establishing the long-term infrastructure necessary to remain there. [...]
In The Feminist Legislation Project: Rewriting Laws for Gender-Based Justice (Routledge, 2025), editors Becky Batagol, Kate Seear, Heli Askola and Jamie Walvisch make an
innovative contribution to feminist legal scholarship by exploring how feminist principles can be imagined, drafted and enacted in legislation. [...]
We recently received a reminder of one of the advantages of membership in the American Society for Legal History. Some years back, the ASLH decided to supplement and, to
a certain extent, supplant, “author-meets-reader” sessions at its annual meeting, with the virtual series Making Connections: New Works in Legal History. Anyone [...]
When mediate.com recently created this homepage for RPS Coach, it seemed like a good time to reflect on my amazing journey with this bot – and others’ too. I invited people
to submit testimonials describing their experiences using RPS Coach, which are posted on the website. Their responses prompted me to think about the last … Continue [...]
The Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Yvette Cooper, has announced an update on the Government’s proposals to regulate the funeral sector, announced after the
sentencing of funeral director Robert Bush, who was sentenced to twenty years’ imprisonment on a total of 67 charges, including the prevention of a lawful and decent [...]