In conversation Bronwen Morgan (UNSW Sydney) tells us about her passion for socio-legal research and developing new legal forms for economic transactions, human needs vs human rights, the importance of experiments of ...

Despite extraordinary circumstances, the UvA team was ranked eighth out of 30 teams in the first round of the Herbert Smith Freehills Competition Law Moot Court Competition.

René Smits (Lecturer of the Law of the Economic and Monetary Union) has been chosen by students of the Amsterdam Law School as Lecturer of the Year 2020. ‘A very gratifying conclusion of my professorship three months ...

Both vacancies are closed /\/\/\/\ ACELG is looking for a Postdoc and a PhD researcher to join the new 'Separation of Powers for 21st Century Europe' project, which it is currently starting up together with its ...

In an in-depth analysis requested by the European Parliament Think Tank, Jonathan Zeitlin and Filipe Brito Bastos have given a range of recommendations on establishing effective accountability of the Single ...

(Last update: 15 June 2020) /\/\/\/\ Perhaps not always visible to or tangible for the general public, national, European and international law plays an important role in dealing with public health crises such as ...

This vacancy is now closed /\/\/\/\ ACELG and ACIL are looking for a junior lecturer to teach in the fields of International and European Public Law. Candidates need to have a master's degree in International ...

If you missed the ACLE-ACELG seminar 'From diversity to coordination - A European approach to Covid19,' you can now watch a recording of the session on YouTube.

The ‘Separation of powers for 21st century Europe (SepaRope)’ has been awarded with a grant by the Norface Network, as part of the ‘NORFACE Democratic Governance in a Turbulent Age programme.’ SepaRope is a joint ...

With great sadness we learned of the passing away of Daniela Obradovic in the night of 2 to 3 April 2020. Daniela was affiliated with the Amsterdam Law School for more than twenty years. At the end of the 1990s ...

After her public lecture and participation in the conference on 'Epistemologies of Care - Rethinking Global Political Economy,' Nancy Folbre (University of Massachusetts Amherst) speaks to us about 'being born again' ...

This vacancy is closed /\/\/\ We are looking for an inspired, innovative assistant professor to engage in cross-cutting research within the law school’s research project on 'Sustainable Global Economic Law (SGEL)', ...

UvA/ACELG European Law students supported Dutch public interest litigation lawyer Phon van den Biesen with legal advice in support of a court case regarding the legality of toxicity tests of 'rigged' cigarettes. The ...

ACELG visiting researcher Mary Guy (Lancaster University) speaks to us about her transition from language to law, her interest in EU competition law and health law and how this led to her interdisciplanary research ...

(This vacancy is now closed) /\/\/\/\ We are looking for an inspired, innovative assistant professor to engage in cross-cutting research within the law school’s research project on ‘Sustainable Global Economic Law ...

ACELG visiting researcher Shiva Bazargan (University of Shahid Beheshti) is researching intersectionality theory and its impact on anti-discrimination law with an emphasis on Iranian women. She holds a bachelor's ...

Following her guest lecture, ACELG visiting fellow Tammy Hervey (University of Sheffield) speaks to us about her early drive to establish as much fairness as possible, her pleasure in collaborating with students and ...

Following her guest lecture, Wendy Wagner (University of Texas at Austin) speaks to us about the many facets of incomprehensibility in legal texts and law practice. She also suggests approaches to overcome ...

After successfully submitting their written briefs in the fictional European Law Moot Court (ELMC) case of 'The Most Magnificent Order of the Cassowary v. The Kingdom of Antares,' the University of Amsterdam’s team ...

For the visiting period from September to December 2020, the ACES 'Diverse Europe' Theme Group offers stipendiary visiting scholarships to excellent scholars who are conducting research related to diversity and ...