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For its 2nd Transnational Junior Faculty Forum, the German Law Journal and Max Planck Law invited early-career scholars investigating the law of digital value chains from across different fields of la...

This seminar is the last of five sessions of the seminar series 'Lunch & Law: EU Law and Democratic Sovereignty in Times of Imperial Rivalries' scheduled between March and July 2026.

The JNR 2026 shifts the focus from what sustainability law provides to how it works in practice.

Presentation on how law shapes society not only through rules, but also through narratives that shape collective representations.

The paper highlights the distinct role of juvenile judges in Lebanon, where the legal framework grants broad discretionary authority.

This talk examines the gap between AI promises and operational reality in public administration, drawing from practical experience at Bogotá (Colombia) City Hall.

This seminar is the third of five sessions of the seminar series 'Lunch & Law: EU Law and Democratic Sovereignty in Times of Imperial Rivalries' scheduled between March and July 2026.

An invitation to legal scholars and criminologists to present their law-and-economics research and discuss it with economists.

An online information session plus Q&A.

Large language models have arrived in the courtroom: not as decision-makers, but as decision-aids. Realistically, the human judge in the loop can only do so much. What can be done to prevent the AI as...

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This session introduces the study of law through the lens of conceptual history exploring how legal concepts are formed, contested, and transformed across time and space.

An online information session plus Q&A.

What happens when legal institutions avoid making decisions? Dr Katharina Stein explores how courts, governments, and legislatures sometimes deliberately sidestep difficult legal questions rather than...

This seminar series will review how key domains of EU economic law are evolving in the context of this geopolitical and geo-economic challenge.

The presentation will provide an overview of empirical research on automation and AI.

This talk looks at (1) regulating information recipients, especially investors, through disclosure of ESG risks; and (2) regulating the disclosing entities themselves by incentivizing behavioural chan...

Giacomo Sebis analyses how international norms can address social risks during the transition to the Circular Economy.

The European Law Group will host its fifth annual conference for early-career scholars on 17-18 September 2026 on 'European Society—Facets and Fault Lines'.