(image source: RLW) The University of Bari Aldo Moro will host a study day, “Francesco Paolo Casavola: il magistero barese di uno studioso universale”, on Friday, 30 October
2026, from 09:00 to 13:30, at the Aula Magna di Ateneo in Bari, Italy. Organised with the involvement of the Department of Law and the Department of Education, Psychology [...]
Wednesday 4 November 2026 – 14h00 M. Cédric Brélaz Professeur Université de Fribourg « L’énigme du statut constitutionnel de la colonie des Helvètes : arguments juridiques,
épigraphiques et historiques en faveur d’une réinterprétation » [...]
Europe’s economic and security difficulties are often presented as reasons for Britain to keep its distance from the European Union. However, Giray Gozgor argues that insufficient
coordination makes several of these difficulties harder to address. Europe faces a demanding combination of industrial competition, energy insecurity and pressure [...]
Stellen Postdocs (w/m/d), Department of Public Law at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law in Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany (Director: Prof. Dr.
Ralf Poscher), ab sofort, Frist: 30.11.2026. Assistenzstelle mit Möglichkeit zur Promotion, 60%, Institut für Europa- und Wirtschaftsvölkerrecht, Bern, befristet, [...]
Below are the ten most-viewed named posts for the period 1 July 2026 to 30 September 2026[1]. Over this three-month period, there were 84,839 page-reads in total – greater
than in Q1 2026 for which there were 73,245; and in Q2 for which there were 67,701. [...]
In a matter of months, the International Criminal Court (ICC) has faced its prosecutor’s removal for serious misconduct; Chad, Venezuela and Naoero (transcript of address
to General Assembly cf written statement) announcing their intention to withdraw from it; and the United States publicly committing to use all means to ‘dismantle’ [...]
One year after the launch of the ANT.E blog, we will reflect on how to develop research approaches in global legal history further for the future. How can we productively
decenter the discipline’s discourse and initiate a true conversation between the different perspectives from which legal history is written? And how can we use [...]
[We have the following announcement. DRE] The Institute for Political History, the Journal of Policy History and the Arizona State University Center for American Institutions
are hosting the Policy History Conference in Tempe, Arizona June 2-5, 2027.Since 2002, the Policy History Conference has provided an interdisciplinary forum for presentations [...]