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[New blogpost] Digital rights enforcement: private international law and representative actions
17 November 2025In a new Op-Ed for EU Law Live’s Competition Corner, Eduardo Silva de Freitas examines how private international law affects representative actions brought to enforce obligations contained in the European Union’s recent digital legislation. He explains that in...
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[Register now] 10th T.M.C. Asser Annual Lecture with Spinoza Prize winner Joyeeta Gupta: Protecting the public interest in times of climate change
11 November 2025Join us on Wednesday, November 26 2025, at 17.00 hrs CET, in The Hague for the 10th T.M.C. Asser Annual Lecture. This year features Professor Joyeeta Gupta, Spinoza Prize winner, speaking on "Protecting the public interest in times of climate change: from aban...
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[New publication] Comparing regional human rights courts: From Strasbourg to San José and beyond
11 November 2025In a new book from T.M.C. Asser Press/Springer, editors Ahmed Almutawa (Durham University, UK) and Konstantinos D. Magliveras (University of the Aegean, Greece) gather a remarkable group of scholars to explore how regional human rights courts actually operate—...
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Amsterdam Law School’s Global Justice Session organised for the second time at The Hague’s Asser Institute
31 October 2025Yesterday, the T.M.C. Asser Instituut and the Amsterdam Law School (ALS) co-organised a new Global Justice Session (GJS) in The Hague, further strengthening the educational links between the two organisations. Yesterday’s session, taking place a few months ...
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[New publication] Europe’s geopolitical shift: The EU’s role in a reordering world
20 October 2025In the new book “A Geopolitical Europe in the Making? The EU’s Actorness in a (De-)Globalising World”, the editors assess the European Union’s strategic goals based on its performance in world politics. They conclude the EU has made significant strides in proj...