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  Title:Human rights in global governance  Author(s):BHUTA, Nehal; VALLEJO GARRETÓN, RodrigoDate:2024Citation:Nehal BHUTA and Rodrigo VALLEJO GARRETÓN (eds), Global rights? : human rights in complex governance, Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2024, Collected Courses of the Academy of European Law ; XXVIII/4, pp. 1-28Type:Contribution to bookAbstract:International human rights law is currently struck by a potentially redefining tension. While the developments of international human rights law have long presupposed the state as its architect, object, and the very condition ...
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  Title:Robots humanoïdes intelligents : entre chose, objet vivant et non-vivant  Author(s):CARDIELL, LucasDate:2024Citation:Neli DOBREVA (ed.), Objets vivants 2 : formes de vie et autonomie du non-vivant, Sesto San Giovanni : Éditions Mimésis, 2024, Art, esthétique, philosophie ; 28, pp. 141-162Type:Contribution to bookAbstract:In this article, the author, Lucas Cardiell, explores the complex nature of Intelligent Humanoid Robots (IHRs) and their potential categorization as either living or non-living entities. His analysis examines factors like ...
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  Title:New frontiers of European Union funding  Author(s):KILPATRICK, Claire ; SCOTT, Joanne Date:2024Citation:Claire KILPATRICK and Joanne Scott (eds), New frontiers of EU funding : law, policy, politics, Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2024, Collected Courses of the Academy of European Law ; XXXII/1, pp. 1-22Type:Contribution to bookAbstract:European Union (EU) funding has been characterized by significant innovations since 2020, and these often controversial innovations give rise to complex legal issues. It is time for legal scholars to join other political ...
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  Title:Judiciary and judicial behaviour  Author(s):EPSTEIN, Lee; SADL, Urska ; WEINSHALL, KerenDate:2024Citation:Adrian VATTER and Rahel FREIBURGHAUS (eds), Handbook of comparative political institutions, Cheltenham ; Northampton : Edward Elgar Publishing, 2024, pp. 347-361Type:Contribution to bookAbstract:These are momentous times for the comparative analysis of judicial behaviour. Once the sole province of United States scholars - and mostly political scientists at that - researchers throughout the world are drawing on ...
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  Title:Introduction to the study of comparative judicial behaviour  Author(s):EPSTEIN, Lee; GRENDSTAD, Gunnar; SADL, Urska ; WEINSHALL, KerenDate:2024Citation:Lee EPSTEIN, Gunnar GRENDSTAD, Urska SADL and Keren WEINSHALL (eds), The Oxford handbook of comparative judicial behaviour, Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2023, Oxford handbooks, OnlineFirstType:Contribution to bookAbstract:Comparative judicial behaviour seeks to illuminate the choices judges make and the consequences of their choices for society. This chapter begins with a brief discussion of each key term in this definition: choices, ...

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