The conference seeks to foster discussion on the different transformations that public law is going through as a result of the major societal challenges of our time: the quest for sustainability, the AI revolution and, more generally, the need for resilience in a world of exponential change. Within these themes, ACELG members will speak on topics ranging from competition authorities as non-majoritarian institutions, citizen participation in climate law, democracy in EU market regulation, reproduction law and legacies of Empire on the ECHR.

Panels where ACELG members are speaking:

9 July 11:00, Strategic litigation before international and European courts II

Sofie Fleerackers

9 July 12:00, Non-Majoritarian Instruments Protecting Fundamental Rights & Equality in Europe

Presentations from Kati Cseres, Giacomo Tagiuri & Irthe de Jong. Chaired by Christina Eckes

9 July 16:00, European Public Law after Empires

Wiebe Hommes

9 July 17:00, Sustainable Global Economic Law

Presentations from Prachi Agarwal, Christina Eckes, Giacomo Tagiuri, Ivana Isailović

10 July 10:15, Blind Spots in European Antidiscrimination Law II

Ivana Isailović

10 July, 11:00, Trojan Horse Discourse: normalizing illiberalism in diverse contexts

Kati Cseres