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An article entitled Beyond the British model. Law reform in New Zealand, Australia, Canada, South Africa and Israel, written by Enrico Albanesi, has been published in the The Theory and Practice of Continue Reading
A Conference on Law-Making in multi-level settings: federalism, Europe, and beyond will be held in September 20-21 2018, at the University of Antwerp. Law making is a difficult task in itself, Continue Reading
From 10 to 13 September 2018, the joint meeting of the Research Committee on Sociology of Law of the International Sociological Associationand of the Sociology of Law and Justice Section Continue Reading
ACTORE invites applications of PhD students / junior post docs for a research stay of up to 2 months in Antwerp, enabling exchanges with ACTORE staff and field work in Continue Reading
The research project Common Rules for Legal Drafting in the Portuguese-speaking countries and regions, developed by the Lisbon Centre for Research in Public Law, aims to define common standards for legal Continue Reading
A new book called Failures of American Methods of Lawmaking in Historical and Comparative Perspectives (2018), written by James R. Maxeiner has been published. This book explodes the myth of dominance of Continue Reading
The Lisbon Meeting is an annual seminar on Legal Theory organized by the Lisbon Legal Theory (LTG) Group. This year it will take place on the 22nd June 2018 at Continue Reading
A course on Negotiation techniques in legal context will be held from October 2018 to February 2019 will be held at Lisbon Law School. The legal expert is a negotiator yet Continue Reading
The University of Valladolid, through the Institute for European Studies (Instituto de Estudios Europeos-IEE), is organizing a II CONFERENCE OF YOUNG RESEARCHERS ON THE EUROPEAN UNION, that will take place Continue Reading
The Portuguese Council of Ministers recently issued a Resolution which extends the scope of the Custa Quanto? legislative impact assessment program and makes it definitive. Read the Resolution of the Council Continue Reading
