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Rooted in society: “Walking is a powerful way to research law and governance”

Siobhán Airey receives European grant for innovative methodologies on just transitions governance
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Are you a victim of environmental crime?

In this article, Lieselot Bisschop and Karin van Wingerde discuss (the consequences of) environmental crime and advocate for the recognition of its victims.
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What if all goes south? The mobilisation of healthcare providers in crises

Martin Buijsen investigates what is expected of healthcare providers during an emergency, such as war, and comes across a surprisingly unknown law.
Martin Buijsen

The limits of predictive policing: “Human behaviour is not as predictable as people think”

A two-part series on the role of AI in policing – from control and prediction to connection and trust with Marc Schuilenburg, Professor of Digital Surveillance
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Shortage of beds in disability care exposes legal shortcomings

André den Exter advocates for change, as judges cannot permit temporary admissions outside Wzd institutions due to the bed shortage in disability care.
André den Exter

Trial by Media: Who punishes whom?

Nan discusses the Belgian verdict that caused an uproar, the dangers of trial by media, and the consequences of publicly revealing names outside the courtroom.
Joost Nan

Towards improved handling of compensation claims in criminal proceedings?

Research into how norm-setting can improve compensation assessment in criminal proceedings, resulting in eleven recommendations for clarity and consistency.
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The rule of law is faltering: A call to action

Grapperhaus urges politicians to self-reflect and respect judicial rulings to protect the rule of law.
Ferdinand Grapperhaus.

CBAM eased, but remains crucial for EU sustainability agenda

Martijn Schippers explains why the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism remains an important pillar of European climate policy.
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Monopoly or more competition? The future of assurance in light of the CSRD

Lizzy Bos calls for research into opening up the insurance market under the CSRD now that accountants have a monopoly here.
Lizzy Bos

The Pandemic Treaty. A new Global Public Health Instrument

A one-day conference on a new WHO Treaty to response to future pandemics at a global level.
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Between Expectations and Reality: A study on the effectiveness of the OECD guidelines for multinational enterprises’ NCP procedure

PhD A. (Aziz) Mayar

Between Expectations and Reality: A study on the effectiveness of the OECD guidelines for multinational enterprises’ NCP procedure

Who cleans, who cares?

Theater play on labour migrants in the informal sector of paid domestic work.
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COST ACTION Platform Work Inclusion Living Lab international meeting at Erasmus School of Law

The COST Action Platform Work Inclusion Living lab (PWILL) promotes international collaboration in the study of a more inclusive platform economy....
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Early career training School on Intersectional Feminist Approaches to Platform Labour

EU COST Action Platform Work Inclusion Living Lab PhD and early career researchers training school
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Beyond the platform

Lecture by professor Kylie Jarrett from University college Dublin on Exploring platform work through Social Reproduction Theory.
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Security in the digital age

The Erasmus Center of Law and Digitalization (Erasmus School of Law) and the Amsterdam Law & Technology Institute (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) invite submi...
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Call for Abstracts, AI-Imaginations: The Future of AI and Public Safety

We need better AI. The goal of this symposium is to envision different approaches from the prevailing paradigm of “law & order,” with its vocabulary of...
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MASS Rotterdam Conference:

Seminar on the Legal Future of Autonomous Vessels by a panel of expert speakers.
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