Mark welcomes back his friend and former colleague, Professor Marc DeGirolami of the Catholic University of America, for a conversation about Marc’s new book, The Constitution
of Practice. Drawing on questions they have discussed and debated for years, Mark and Marc explore the case for constitutional traditionalism, how it differs from [...]
von HANS FLEMMING MALTZAHN Dass sich das Kommunalrecht mit Fragen sexuellen Vergnügens zu befassen hat, lässt sich wohl als einigermaßen ungewöhnlich bezeichnen. In Mannheim
geben die Geschehnisse rund um eine von einem Stadtrat veranstaltete Swingerparty nun einen Anlass: Darf ein Stadtrat das Rathaus zum Swingen nutzen? Kann eine Stadt [...]
—Md. Sakib Sarkar, Law Graduate, Eastern University, Bangladesh, and Associate Editor, NILS Bangladesh; and M. Jonayed Al Ratul Rasel, LLM Candidate, Eastern University,
Bangladesh [...]
[Sally Longworth is a Senior Lecturer in Public International Law at Stockholm University and Researcher in public international law at the Swedish Defence Research Agency
(FOI). The views expressed in this post are her own and do not reflect the position or understanding of Sweden. [...]
The publication of the open-access Festschrift in honour of Professor Christopher F Forsyth KC, Commercial Private International Law in Southern Africa: Comparative and
International Perspectives, has previously been announced on this blog. [...]
The Journal of Legal History is a thriving legal history journal, with a primary focus on the legal history of the British Isles and the British Empire. The Journal is expanding
its editorial team and wishes to appoint a Co-Editor, an Assistant Editor and a Reviews Editor, to be in post by early 2027. [...]
Another blog in our series on Chinese arbitration! Can the Arbitrator Also Mediate? Jialin Li Many mediators and arbitrators are trained to keep those roles separate. A mediator
may hear confidential information, test weaknesses, and float possible compromises; an arbitrator must decide on the record and remain visibly impartial. [...]
[Rain Liivoja is a Professor at the University of Queensland Law School, and a Director of the Asia-Pacific Institute for Law and Security. This post is the second in a series
of analyses on aspects of the recent adoption of the 2024-2026 CCW GGE LAWS report.] What exactly are we talking about when we discuss autonomous weapons? This has [...]