Looking back at 2020 with our LAW annual review: read more about innovative education and our impact on society
Perhaps you might come to the conclusion that in 2020, because of corona, time stood still in our law faculty. Despite setbacks and start-up problems - after all, everything and everyone had to switch to online within a short period of time - a lot of positive things happened last year.
Therefore, in this incomplete overview, we would like to look back with you in the field of education, research and our faculty as a whole. With these Stories of science we like show our impact on society: DigiD for border workers and demonstrate our innovation in legal education: Bachelor’s in law: 'Back to our core DNA.
The annual review is supplemented with an engaging story of Matteo Bonelli and Daniel On: Looking back on PhD life with a sense of pride, showcases and fast facts about our education and research. In short, we are ready for a great new LAW year.
By the way, you are cordially invited to share these stories within your own network: lawreview2020.
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Intercountry adoption often appears to be the ultimate humanitarian deed. However, the reality is more complex. Dr. Elvira Loibl, assistant professor at the Department of Criminal Law at Maastricht University’s Law Faculty, uncovered significant weaknesses in the Dutch intercountry adoption system. ...
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Paula Roldán Barraza will join METRO as a PhD researcher. She will be based both at SBE and at LAW and will be supervised by Iwan Bos (SBE), Niels Philipsen (METRO) and Kalpana Tyagi (IGIR).
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Professor Andrea Ott successfully applied for a a Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence on Crises and Emergencies in EU Integration (EmergEU) in July 2024. In the upcoming three years, the centre will explore crises and emergencies in EU integration.
