The international system is increasingly characterized by the presence of partially overlapping institutions that regulate and monitor states’ performance in a given area, known as regime complexes. Whereas scholars ...

This joint ACELG-ACLE event focusses on the (causes of) convergences and divergences between competition law and risk regulation. Findings will likely shed light on other fields of EU policy that display a high ...

Please note that this event has been cancelled /\/\/\/\ In her lecture Doreen Lustig (Tel Aviv University) presents a historical study of the international law of the private business corporation. This book ...

In this joint ACES-ACELG seminar, Jonathan Zeitlin and Filipe Brito Bastos will discuss their paper entitled 'SSM and the SRB accountability at European level: room for improvements?' - which was commissioned by the ...

In this joint online seminar, UvA researchers Alessio Pacces (ACLE) and Maria Weimer (ACELG) will discuss their paper 'From diversity to coordination - A European approach to Covid19.'

In her lecture Madalina Busuioc (Leiden University) will speak about the accountability of artificial intelligence. As artificial intelligence is permeating and shaping in fundamental ways our social and political ...

A Research Workshop organized by the Amsterdam Centre for European Studies (ACES)/Amsterdam Centre for European Law and Governance (ACELG)

In her guest lecture Mary Guy (Lancaster University) will speak about the interplay between the EU competition law framework and competition reforms of national healthcare systems in EU member states and will discuss ...

In her lecture ACES-ACELG visiting fellow Tammy Hervey (University of Sheffield) will talk about the external effects of Brexit for health and health care, with a particular focus on the European Union.

Tammy Hervey is one of the co-authors of the book: Cryer, Hervey and Sokhi-Bulley's Research Methodologies in EU and International Law. The PhD masterclass will be based on the exercises on p 114 - 117 of this book ...

On 4 February 2020, ACELG director Christina Eckes will give a CLEER lecture at the T.M.C. Asser institute in The Hague, entitled 'The Autonomy of the EU Legal Order.' She argues that the Court of Justice of the ...

Elaine Fahey's presentation will outline a project as part of a research agenda on Critical EU International Relations law. The project reflects predominantly upon understandings of and resulting legal metrics of the ...

This conference is a part of broader interdisciplinary project that aims to develop alternative epistemologies of care as the basis for rethinking global political economy. We see care, and caring, for both people ...

Kicking off the SGEL conference on ‘Epistemologies of Care: Rethinking Global Political Economy,’ Nancy Folbre (University of Massachussetts Amherst) will give a lecture entitled ‘Accounting for Care.’ The conference ...

In her lecture ‘Policing the womb,’ Michele Goodwin (Irvine Law School) will address the chilling ways in which women have become the targets of secretive state surveillance of their pregnancies. Afterward her ...

This matchmaking event will develop a research agenda for the regulation of health-life problems, and to create a network of researchers and partners with whom that research agenda can be implemented, in the run up ...

By building on extensive scholarships on participatory democracy in the EU Alberto Alemanno evaluates the state of EU participatory democracy ten years after its inclusion in the EU treaties. By shedding some light ...

Bronwen Morgan (UNSW Law School) will be presenting her latest research exploring the potential of platform cooperativism as a response to the moral critique of markets. She finds that the legal framework for ...

In this webinar, Nathalie Tocci, will talk about the EU Global Strategy which she wrote on behalf of EU HRVP Federica Mogherini. Tocci will offer insights on the implementation of the EU Global Strategy so far and ...

In this lecture Dora Kostakopoulou argues that European unification has transformed Westphalian states obsessed with ‘power politics’. European Union citizenship ('Eurozenship') has made former enemies into ...