Commission v Hungary proved, unsurprisingly, yet another bold leap forward in the Court’s value jurisprudence. Central to the reasoning of the Court has been the notion that
Article 2 forms part of “the very identity of the Union as a common legal order”, which popped up five times in the 44 short paragraphs of the Court’s reasoning [...]
In a recent post, Suryapratim Roy discusses the Irish fuel price blockades that took place in April. The protests were physically and symbolically dominated by agriculture.
Most of its leaders identified themselves as farmers or as farming contractors, and the blockades were agglomerated agricultural machinery: rows of tractors, combine [...]
[Anny Matamoros Pineda is a Doctoral student in public international law at Lund University] One of the central appeals of science fiction lies in its capacity to imagine worlds
that move beyond present reality while still remaining consistent with the known laws of the universe. [...]
[Yaroslav Halieiev is a second-year PhD Candidate at the University of Tartu (Estonia)] The Context: Maymulakhin and Markiv v. Ukraine In June 2023, the European Court of
Human Rights (ECtHR or Court) issued a landmark decision in the case of Maymulakhin and Markiv v. [...]
The long arc from 1972 Stockholm Conference on Environment (the watershed of modern environmental law) to the recent ICJ Advisory Opinion on Climate Change (Opinion), is as
much a narrative of exclusion as it is of cooperation. Twenty-five years back, the pre-Stockholm preparatory process had bifurcated the world into two blocs–the [...]
In dieser Folge von UNhörbar Nachhaltigkeit sprechen wir mit Kathrin Schroeder von Misereor über das erste Nachhaltigkeitsziel der Vereinten Nationen: Keine Armut (SDG 1).
Sie gibt Einblicke in die strukturellen Ursachen von Armut, die Rolle globaler Ungleichheit und warum Armutsbekämpfung mehr ist als reine Entwicklungshilfe. [...]
(image source: InLibra) Abstract: Die Internationale kriminalistische Vereinigung war eine international erfolgreiche Vereinsgründung der Belle Époque. Initiiert von Franz
v. Liszt, Adolphe Prins und G. A. van Hamel legte sie ihrer Tätigkeit die Prämisse zugrunde, dass Verbrechen und Strafe „ebenso sehr vom soziologischen wie vom [...]
