We are working with the leading critical legal journal Law & Critique to bring their brilliant output to a broader audience. Many of the papers published with Law & Critique
will be accompanied by a shorter discussion on Critical Legal Thinking. In this case, please check out Millar Jeff Dorce, Alex Alexis and Caleb MacBernard Dorce’s [...]
Note sous Cons. const., 15 oct. 2026, n° 2026-341 L, Nature juridique de diverses dispositions du livre VII du code de l’éducation Par sa décision n° 2026-341 L du 15
octobre 2026, le Conseil constitutionnel redessine la part de la loi et celle du règlement dans la gouvernance des universités. [...]
(image source: CUP) Female Perseverance in the Courtroom: Gendered Litigation Patterns in Early Modern Brabant and Limburg (Klaas Van Gelder) [OPEN ACCESS]DOI 10.1017/S0738248026101862Abstract:
From Exclusion to Protection: Chinese Merchant Capital in the Philippines Under US Law and Empire, 1921–1926 (Jilene Adelina Chan Chua) [OPEN ACCESS]DOI 10.1017/S0738248026101837Abstract: [...]
(image source: Taylor&Francis)Punishment, Labour and the Legitimation of Power, edited by Adam S. Fagbore, Nabhojeet Sen, and Katherine Roscoe, is the second volume in the
series Social History of Punishment and Labour Coercion, initially published by Amsterdam University Press and now under Routledge. [...]
Dear readers, Today we share with you material that was provided to us by the FULL-PROOF project, co-funded by the European Union, whose goal is to improve criminal justice
procedures by tackling breaches of procedural rights at the early stages of justice processes. [...]
„Die Shoah erfüllt uns Deutsche mit Scham“. Mit diesem Satz ihrer Rede vor der israelischen Knesset 2008 illustrierte die damalige Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel, was heute
in der sozial- und kulturwissenschaftlichen Forschung anerkannt ist: Scham über die deutsche NS-Vergangenheit ist ein zentrales Motiv des erinnerungspolitischen [...]
„Meines Erachtens handelt es sich bei § 184l StGB um Moralgesetzgebung ohne hinreichend rationale Grundlage.“ Der in diesem Satz liegende Vorwurf wiegt schwer. Er leitet
das Sondervotum des Richters Thomas Offenloch zum Beschluss des 2. Senats des Bundesverfassungsgerichts vom 2. [...]
2026 FAO International Law Day 29 October 2026 The FAO Legal Office invites ESIL members and the wider international legal community to the 2026 FAO International Law Day,
taking place on 29 October 2026. This year’s programme brings together the FAO Annual Law Lecture and an Open Day for Universities and Academic Institutions, with [...]
Kellen Heniford and Jennifer Tucker, Wesleyan University, have posted Artificial Silence: Historians on the Selective Construction of 'History and Tradition' in Second Amendment
Jurisprudence, which is forthcoming in the Stanford Law Review: [...]