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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. … »