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Dr. Matthijs Maas, a visiting researcher at CECS, has led a Submission of Evidence to the UK Government, providing input on the Cabinet Office’s proposal for a new National Resilience Strategy.

China’s New Data Law: Implications of the Law for Danish-Chinese Research Collaboration

Prof. Björn Ahl and Assoc. Prof. Wen Xiang will discuss about smart courts in China at the Finnish China Law Center

The situation we see in Afghanistan at the moment will make Western states less inclined to send troops on international missions.

Before 11 September 2001, the Danish counter-terror legislation consisted of a so-called corps ban, which was introduced in the 1930s, prohibiting different political groupings from appearing in uniforms. Apart from thi…

Since 2006 Denmark has, as part of our fight against terrorism, saved many thousand billion pieces of data about the Danes' communication. But nobody knows if this has any effect, and the European Court of Justice has…

Denmark's comprehensive counter-terrorism legislation is very much copy-pasted from international law. This means vague and imprecise legal texts, but maybe it didn't have to be this way?

Free online course about the European Citizenship.

On Monday, August 16, the Faculty of Law lost a good colleague after a long illness. Steen passed away much too early, at the age of only 55.

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 Nordi…