International Association of Legislation
On February 12, a conference on the topic “The Road to Regulatory Impact Assessment in Portugal was held at ISEG – Lisbon School of Economics & Management. The conference was Continue Reading
The Portuguese Centro de Competências Jurídicas do Estado – JurisAPP and the OECD are holding a conference on the topic The Road to Regulatory Impact Assessement in Portugal, which will Continue Reading
The research project “Rules for Legislative Drafting in Portuguese-speaking Countries and regions” is developed by a research team from the Lisbon Research Centre for Public Law. The scope of the project Continue Reading
In a fast-track legislative procedure, the Israeli parliament passed a major reform to Israeli competition law – the “New Legislation”. The reform includes the relaxation of merger filing thresholds, a Continue Reading
The 2019 Commonwealth Association of Legislation Counsel (CALC) Conference will take place in Zambia, from 1 to 3 April 2019. Deadline for registrations: 11 March More information: here.
The LUMSA (Libera Università degli Studi Maria Ss. Assunta di Roma) is holding the third edition of the Jean Monnet Module on European Approach to Better Regulation. The module will Continue Reading
Please find the proceedings of our 11th bi-annual IAL conference proceedings from 2014 held in Seoul in cooperation with the Korean Legislation Research Institute. We discussed the different possibilities and Continue Reading
On 1 to 3 January 2019 a group of legislation scholars and experts from various disciplines and various countries held an International Workshop on Omnibus Legislation, under the auspices of the Continue Reading
The Sixth International Conference on Legislation and Law Reform will be held at the magnificent DC Bar headquarters building in downtown Washington DC on November 14-15, 2019 . The International Conference Continue Reading
The LUMSA University, as part of the European Erasmus + Program and Jean Monnet activities, launched the EU Approach to Better Regulation project in September 2016, proposing a 40-hour course Continue Reading
