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Research Highlights

Powerful tool or potential threat?

Wed 11 Jun - Thu 12 Jun 2025

The EUI Law Department, in collaboration with the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law (MPI – CSL) hosts a two-day event exploring the intersection of AI and criminal law.

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Publications

Research focuses on the challenges facing European law, public international law, and private law, looking at cultural, political, and economic topics.

News

General Council of Reconciliation in Idlib

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.

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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.

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Events

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Video Spotlight

#MyEUIResearch with Joo Cheong Tham | Labor law, climate change, and democratic solidarity

Nicolas Petit: Goals of Competition Law | Digital Markets Act | Consumer Welfare | Draghi Report

The EUI PhD programme in Law

Department of Law

Villa Salviati

Pedestrian access: Via Bolognese 156 / Via Faentina 261
Car access: Via Salviati 3B

50139 Firenze (FI)

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