The call for criminal liability for the causation of harm to the environment has been gaining renewed traction. France is drafting a law on so-called ecocide and in June 2021, the European Parliament, in its ...

Yane Svetiev’s recent book details the emergence of experimentalist governance in the implementation of EU competition law and market regulation. As part of this launch event, we have invited scholars and ...

Established conceptions of how democratic politics and governance work are under challenge. European integration results in an empowerment of national executives and courts vis-à-vis national parliaments, leading to ...

Tuomas Saarenheimo currently serves as the President of the Eurogroup Working Group and will be speaking to us on Monday 1 November.

This webinar discusses the implications of the ECJ’s ruling in Komstroy for the future of Energy Charter Treaty (a multilateral treaty to which the EU, 26 Member States, and several third countries are party).

The ACELG Annual Conference will explore the role of EU law in enabling the concurrent accelerating ‘social justice crises’, and what it can do to address them. The event will be hybrid so people can join in person ...

With regards to social justice issues, the European Union is facing a growing number of simultaneous challenges: high levels of poverty and social exclusion, the accelerating climate emergency, the increasing ...