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Artificial intelligence should have a certain degree of legal autonomy
Prof. Klaus Heine in the Handelsblatt Journal on artificial intelligence and law
Erasmus Graduate School of Law Kick Off meeting 2019
The annual EGSL kick off meeting took place on Tuesday 24 September 2019.
Policy Roundtable on EU‐China Legal and Judicial Cooperation successfully held in Brussels on 23 September 2019
Co-organized by Erasmus University Rotterdam and Queen Mary University of London, the Policy Roundtable on EU-China Legal and Judicial Cooperation took place in Brussels, Belgium.
ESL-Researchers awarded with Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence on Digital Governance by the European Commission
Together with researchers from other universities, Evert Stamhuis and Farshida Zafar have been awarded with a Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence by the European Commission.
Investment Treaties and Human Rights: Does international investment law need a Greta too?
As reforms of investment treaties lags behind, inviting Greta Thunberg to the next UNCITRAL Working Group III could be a game changer.
Prof. Fabian Amtenbrink presents at prestigious annual legal conference of the European Central Bank
On Monday 2 September Prof. Fabian Amtenbrink, Professor of European Union Law at Erasmus School of Law presented the outcomes of his research at the annual conference of the European Central Bank.
Presentation given by Prof. Yuwen Li on investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) reform
at international conference in BrusselsOn 30 August 2019, Prof. Yuwen Li attended the International Conference: Rethinking Global Governance in Trade and Investment: Global Perspectives, in Brussels, Belgium.
Introduction Day First cohort IMARC students
On 28 August 2019, the first cohort IMARC-students in Rotterdam had their induction day.
Vacancy for an Associate Professor of Law and Economics
The Rotterdam Institute of Law and Economics has a vacancy for an Associate Professor of Law and Economics (1 fte).
Horizon2020 subsidy awarded to research project Working and Yet Poor
An international consortium, of which the Department of Labour Law of Erasmus School of Law is part of, has received a Horizon2020 subsidy of €3,250,000.