Academy of European Law Advanced-level summer courses, research projects, and an extensive publications programme Read more Academy of European Law
How history informs the present: Shari’a law and tribal justice in Syria How have tribal justice and Shari’a law influenced each other in Syria’s history? CIVICA Fellow Dima Hussain traces their evolving interaction, from historical roots to modern-day Idlib, exploring legal pluralism beyond state control through her work at EUI and the Central European University. Read more How history informs the present: Shari’a law and tribal justice in Syria
Who owns justice? A conversation with Julia Emtseva Julia Emtseva, a Max Weber Fellow at the EUI Department of Law, looks into the complex interplay between private actors and transitional justice, especially focusing on their ever-growing role in performing public functions, as well as on how we can rethink transitional justice from a different angle. Read more Who owns justice? A conversation with Julia Emtseva
Jaka Kukavica awarded 2025 Mauro Cappelletti Prize The EUI Department of Law awards alumnus, Jaka Kukavica, the Mauro Cappelletti Prize for the Best Doctoral Thesis in Comparative and European Law. Read more Jaka Kukavica awarded 2025 Mauro Cappelletti Prize
Raghavi Viswanath wins 2025 Antonio Cassese Prize The EUI Department of Law is pleased to announce that Law alumna Raghavi Viswanath has received the Antonio Cassese Prize for the Best Doctoral Thesis in International Law. Read more Raghavi Viswanath wins 2025 Antonio Cassese Prize
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Read more 23 May 2025 Thesis defence Department of Law Ordering Legal Reality: A Comparative Study on Consumer Credit in European Judiciaries Read more
Read more 29 May 2025 Working group Department of Law How politics, policy, and people can shape antitrust law and enforcement Read more