📢The 2026 ICON•S Annual Conference Call for Submissions is out!
Join us in #Dublin from June 29 – July 1, 2026!
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📢 Open for Booking ECHR and Venice Commission: Guarding Human Rights and the Rule of Law, and Facilitating Constitutional Resilience
📍BIICL, London | 🗓 6–7 November 2025
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Marking 75 years of the European Convention on Human Rights (#ECHR) and 35 years of the #VeniceCommission
British Institute of International and Comparative Law (BIICL)
Really looking forward to this 👇 #JurisprudenSky #ConstitutionalTheory #LegalPhilosophy
My blog post was just published on the ECHR Blog!
I analyse Pisanski v. Croatia and the protection of lawyers’ freedom of expression- and explore its broader implications for the execution of ECtHR judgments.
Read the full post here⬇️
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England's 'devolution revolution': prospects and challenges
We hosted a timely event yesterday (just before the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill was published) all about English devolution, with Bella Sankey, Roger Gough and @ariannagiovannini.bsky.social.
Watch it 👇
In her new article for Constitutional Studies, Silvia Suteu analyzes varied constitutional diagnoses and solutions for #democraticbacksliding in #Europe, asserting the centrality of #gender.
Read more at tinyurl.com/2sevjkmb. Read our full issue on the State of the Field at tinyurl.com/bdd99zh8!
What problems are there with the legislative process? Have they got worse? And what can be done to fix them?
Join Meg Russell, David Natzler and @danielgover.bsky.social to discuss just this on 24 February.
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By Naz Yılancıoğlu (Maastricht University) On 4 June 2024, the Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) rendered an important ...
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Meg Russell is on the latest episode of Parliament Matters discussing the hereditary peers bill and our new opinion polling.
She suggests that many MPs would actually support reducing the size of the House of Lords.
Listen 👉 pod.fo/e/2f59c4.
See our polling 👉 www.ucl.ac.uk/constitution....
The UK government has promised a ‘devolution revolution’ in England, with major changes to the structure of regional and local government, and has published ...
📢 Only 2 weeks left to register for the RECONNET Conference 2025 (18-19 June)!
Theme: Constitutionalism & Democracy: Tensions and Transformations
Keynote by Carmen Pavel (King’s College London)
Don’t miss out – secure your spot now! www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/events/recon...
