A new website has been launched to showcase the work of SepaRope and brings together the various researchers, publications and events. It includes videos of all past speakers including Professor Bruno de Witte, ...

Pramiti Parwani has joined ACELG as a PhD candidate associated with the INDIGO project on development of new influenza vaccines. Her PhD will focus on vitalising EU-India legal relations with a view to improve access ...

ACELG is looking for a highly motivated and flexible assistant professor to teach and conduct research in the field of European law. You will join a vibrant research community and successful educational programmes. ...

The latest ACELG newsletter is now available to read. Find out what our researchers have been working on most recently and register for upcoming events.

ACES has awarded a research grant of 125.000 Euro to an interdisciplinary team composed of Maria Weimer, Geraldo Vidigal, Pola Cebulak, Philip Schleifer and Sebastian Krapohl for a project titled: "Free, fair and ...

From 1 – 5 March 2021, Sophie Dura organized together with Thomas Vandamme and Kati Cseras a week of daily talks with professionals working in Brussels. The aim of the trip was to offer to the LLM students of the ...

Fair distribution of vaccines around the world, saving lives and money. It sounds like utopia, but is it? Katrina Perehudoff works at the Law Centre for Health and Life at the University of Amsterdam and answers five ...

If you missed the SepaRope lecture given by Professor Christoph Möllers, you can now watch a recording of the session on YouTube.

René Smits was elected Teacher of the Year 2020 during the Education Day. We warmly congratulate him with this honorable appointment!

Over the past months, appeals to ‘individual sovereignty’ have brought together a wide range of political actors across Europe, united in their rejection of face masks, ‘social distancing’, and other forms of ...

Davide Gnes joined ACELG in September 2020 as a post-doc researcher in the context of the project “Separation of Powers for 21st Century Europe” (SepaRope), which aims to examine the theory and practice of separation ...

Ágnes Sipiczki, former LLM student EU Competition Law and Regulation and ACELG Research Assistant, has won the 1st thesis prize at the ACM Dag van de Scriptie’ thesis competition.

Isabella Mancini (City, University of London) will be joining ACELG in September 2020 as a visiting fellow. Isabella is a final-year doctoral student enrolled at the Institute for the Study of European Law (ISEL) at ...

The Amsterdam Institute for Global Health and Development (AIGHD) and ACELG are looking for an enthusiastic, dedicated and well-organized PhD researcher, preferably a graduate of a research master, who is specialized ...

ACELG and ACIL are looking for a versatile and enthusiastic individual who combines a knack for internal and external communication with a structured working style and eye for detail. You are self-guided and show ...

Valentina Carraro (VU Amsterdam) joined ACELG and ACIL as a visiting researcher in April 2020. Her research is highly interdisciplinary, combining international law and international relations. Her research interests ...

Amanda Mauri (University of Michigan) will be joining ACELG during the 2020-21 academic year as a visiting researcher. Her research explores market governance with significant health consequences. Specifically, she ...

In September 2020, Tiziana Melchiorre will join the Centre for European Law and Governance (ACELG) as a Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellow. She will develop a research project titled ‘The European Union in the Arctic.’ ...

Piotr Krajewski will start his PhD at the University of Amsterdam in September 2020 as one of the researchers within the project “Separation of Powers for 21st Century Europe” (SepaRope). SepaRope aims to examine the ...

Starting in August 2020, Ivana Isailović will be joining ACELG as assistant professor of EU law. She will coordinate the 'Principles and Foundations of EU Law' course for master students, and will be teaching in ...