News from CECS

A talk by Assistant Professor Hanna Eklund will be held online on 11 May 2021, 13:00-14:00 CET.

On 4 May 2021 13:00-14:30 CET The Saxo Institute will host an online discussion seminar on ‘The Potentials of Legal Sources for the Humanities’.

Professor and Head of Center for CECS Helle Krunke has been appointed as a member of the scrutiny commission which will investigate the culling of Danish mink.

On 7/6/2021-8/6/2021 a Jean Monnet Network BRIDGE partner conference on ‘Solidarity, Identity and Populism in the EU’ will be hosted by the University of Copenhagen (live on zoom).

Are you a scholar researching climate change related displacement and mobility in the Nordic region? Would you like to connect and develop ideas for future research with other scholars working on this issue from a Nordic perspective?

Assistant Professor in Constitutional Law Hanna Eklund discusses EU tax proposals and what it would mean for economic justice in Europe in the Swedish podcast Samhällsekonomiska podden.

1 Februar 2021.

From 1 February 2021.

28 December 2020

‘Solving for X?’ charts 4 levels of artificial intelligence regulation, with own strengths & limits into long-term.

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

From 1 October 2020

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

28 October - 20 December 2019

14 October - 15 November 2019

4 September 2019 - 30 August 2020

5 August - 26 August 2019

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.

6 May - 15 June 2019

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

Prainsack will discuss solidarity-based approach to data governance

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

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