International Association of Legislation
The 2019 and 49th Academic Associatian for Contemporay European Studies (UACES) Annual Conference is being held at the University of Lisbon School of Law, from 1 to 4 September 2019.
The deadline for submiting panel and paper proposals is 20 January 2019.
The Socio – Legal Studies Association (SLSA) and the Scottish Law Comission (SLS), in collaboration with the Law Commission of England and Wales and the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies Continue Reading
A new Nomos/Hart publication entitled Trade Relations after Brexit has been publised. It was edited by Friedemann Kainer and René Repasi. The exit of the United Kingdom from the EU Continue Reading
A new Nomos/Hart publication entitled The Rise and Fall of the European Constitution has been publised. It was edited by NW Barber, Maria Cahill and Richard Ekins. The Draft European Constitution 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
On February 8 2019, the University of Lisbon School of Law is holding a conference about Legislative initiatives on Procedural Administrative and Tax Law reform. The purpose is to analyse Continue Reading
The Bar-Ilan University Faculty of Law, the Israeli Association of Legislationand the Israel Science Foundation are co-organizing an international workshop on Rearranging the Arrangements Law: Comparative, Multidisciplinary, Empirical and Normative Perspectives Continue Reading
The European Journal of Law Reform has been published and it includes a special issue on ‘Initiating Law Reform’ (Issue No. 1, 2019). Read more: here.
The Institute of Advanced Legal Studies (IALS) is developing a research project on Law Reform. Law reform in its many guises bridges the divide between the practical and the academic. Continue Reading
The International Society of Public Law (ICON-S) will hold the 2019 Annual Conference on “Public Law in Times of Change?”, at the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile in Santiago, on Continue Reading
