News from CECS

New Postdoctoral Fellow - Athanasia Andriopoulou

2020.11.03

1 October 2020 Athanasia Andriopoulou joined CECS on DEMOS H2020 with a topic on immigration and populism

Associate Professor Hin-Yan Liu joins CECS

2020.11.03

From 1 October 2020

Simon Drugda and Mikele Schultz-Knudsen publish constitutional reviews

2019.11.13

Two CECS PhD students contribute to the 2018 I·CONnect-Clough Center Global Review of Constitutional Law

New visitor at CECS - N. Sarah Schirmer

2019.10.30

28 October - 20 December 2019

New visitor at CECS - Erika Miyamoto

2019.10.23

14 October - 15 November 2019

New visitor at CECS - Pan Fangfang

2019.09.18

4 September 2019 - 30 August 2020

New visitor at CECS - Eoin Carolan

2019.08.13

5 August - 26 August 2019

Prolongation of CECS as of June 1st 2019 for the period from 2019-2024

2019.06.26

The Centre was first established as a centre in 2008 and prolonged for a five-year period in 2013. After a reapplication followed by an external evaluation by an international committee the dean of the Law Faculty has prolonged CECS (Centre for European and Comparative Legal Studies) from June 1^st, 2019.

New Visitor at CECS - Nicole Stybnarova

2019.05.13

6 May - 15 June 2019

Hilal-Harvald publishes in Heidelberg Journal of International Law

2019.04.10

Hilal-Harvalds new article is called “The Multilocal Genesis and Migration of the European Face Veil Bans”

Professor Barbara Prainsack is visiting CECS 26 April

2019.04.09

Prainsack will discuss solidarity-based approach to data governance

Katarina Hovden publishes on Ecological (ll)literacy and the Rights of Nature in the EU

2019.03.01

Katarina Hovden, PhD student at CECS, has a new publication in the Journal for European Environmental & Planning Law.

PhD student Malthe Hilal-Harvald publishes on Völkerrechtsblog

2019.01.25

The blog entry analyses the recent judgment on blasphemy in Austria and the following judgment from ECtHR.

Helle Krunke and Ulla Neergaard have contributed to a new book on EU law in Denmark

2018.10.16

Helle Krunke has contributed with a chapter on the Danish EU decision-making process in the new book “EU-retten i Danmark” and Ulla Neergaard has contributed with a chapter on the Danish euro opt-out.

Professor Helle Krunke has recently published a book The Nordic Constitutions, co-edited with Björg Thorarensen.

2018.09.28

The book analyses the Nordic constitutional systems of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden in a comparative context. It has two main aims: first to fill a gap in the literature by providing an accessible English language account of the Nordic constitutions, and second to provide a comparative analysis of them, revealing their similarities and differences within their political, historical and cultural contexts.

CECS research on the Ajos judgment in two recent publications

2018.06.13

Neergaard, Krunke and Klinge focus on legal comparative, constitutional and EU law perspectives of the case

Butler and Sadl publish new article in the European Law Review

2018.02.20

‘The Preliminaries of a Reference’ explores hidden aspects of the relationship between national courts and the EU court.

Butler publishes new article in Yearbook of European Law

2018.02.05

‘The Court of Justice as an inter-state court’ is published in the new edition of the Oxford University Press journal.