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  • The necessary evil – On law, power and institutional politics in the European Union
  • Transparency in the EU- From Reaction to Manifesto?
  • From Dogma to Data: Exploring How Case Law Evolves

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Projects

  • The Coding Project
  • European Network on Soft Law Research (SoLaR)
  • The necessary evil – On law, power and institutional politics in the European Union
  • Transparency in the EU- From Reaction to Manifesto?
  • From Dogma to Data: Exploring How Case Law Evolves

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  • Event: Bring in the algorithm! The biases of predictive models under scrutiny
  • That’s an Order! The Orders of the CJEU and the Effect of Article 99 RoP on Judicial Cooperation
  • XL Sunbelt Conference – Call for papers
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