Law & Markets

Law & Markets

Our department Law & Markets contributes to high-quality education and research with regard to the legal and interdisciplinary aspects of the laws and regulations for economic parties. With our innovative education and research, we contribute to the international scientific community and, of course, to the lawyer of the future.

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The goods availability act: between economic security and state power

Pim Jansen explains the first application since 1952 of the Goods Availability Act: what does it mean for the limits of government intervention?
Pim Jansen

Constitutional Reflections: Council of State critical of ban on priority housing for permit holders

Efthymiou and Scherpenisse reflect on the critical advice of the Council of State regarding the proposed ban on priority housing for permit holders.
Wouter Scherpenisse (L) & Nick Efthymiou (R)

The lawyer of the future looks beyond the letter of the law

AI, climate and inequality raise questions that call for a renewed legal outlook. Legal philosopher Margreet Luth-Morgan reflects on education in transition.
Margreet Luth-Morgan

Leonie Reins and Alberto Quintavalla awarded grant for research on circular economy and additive manufacturing

Reins and Quintavalla are researching how laws and regulations can support the 'right to repair' and promote circular production through 3D printing.
Sustainability.

Who pays for the post?

Pim Jansen provides a legal interpretation of the conflict between PostNL and the State, viewed in light of both national and European law.
Pim Jansen

Enrique SantamarĂ­a EcheverrĂ­a receives NWO Veni grant for research on collective governance of health data

Enrique SantamarĂ­a EcheverrĂ­a receives a Veni grant for research on collective governance of health data.
Enrique SantamarĂ­a EcheverrĂ­a op een rode stoel voor een boekenkast

Experts gather in port city Rotterdam to discuss the legal future of autonomous shipping

At the MASS Conference 2025, experts explored how autonomous ships will impact law, safety, and the future of maritime operations.
AI generated futuristic looking craft near the Erasmus bridge in Rotterdam

How equal is equal? Marriage rights for LGBTI+ persons through the eyes of three courts

Masuma Shahid examined how international courts address equal marriage rights for LGBTI+ persons and earned her PhD with this comparative legal research.
Queering Courts Masuma Shahid defence

Justice in a shifting world order: the crucial role of the international court of justice

Violi discusses the crucial role of the International Court of Justice in upholding international law and promoting justice.
Federica Violi

UNIC Award for Innovative Teaching Approach

Renée Knoop and Alberto Quintavalla from Erasmus School of Law received the UNIC CityLab Award during the UNIC conference.
Alberto Quintavalla en Renée Knoop

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