Marie Curie for disability project in collaboration with Lisa Waddington
A new European-wide training network for early stage researchers in the field of disability rights has received €4.1m in funding from the European Commission’s Marie Curie programme. This network is known as the DARE Project (Disability Advocacy and Research for Europe) and will be co-ordinated by the Centre for Disability Law and Policy at the National University of Ireland, Galway, with the collaboration of 7 partner institutions.
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New book: Bevrijdende en begrenzende soevereiniteit
Tuesday, December 11, 2018Read moreNew book: Bevrijdende en begrenzende soevereiniteit. The book brings together many of the annual conference contributions (both English and Dutch). The contributions focus in particular on the meaning of sovereignty and the relationship between the nation state and the European Union.
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dr. Bert van den Braak appointed professor of Parliamentary History and Parliamentary Systems
Tuesday, December 4, 2018Read moreOn 1 December 2018, Bert van den Braak was appointed professor of practice of Parliamentary History and Parliamentary Systems. This professorship is housed within the Department of Public Law.
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L1mburg Centraal: English more and more language of instruction at Maastricht University
Tuesday, December 4, 2018Read more1Limburg published a short coverage about the use of the English language at our faculty, more specific in the European Law School programme. For his reason, they filmed part of Sarah Schoenmaeckers’ tutorial group and interviewed her and a couple of students.
This short video is part of the series ‘We are Europe’ that will be broadcast online later this month. In January, the series will be broadcast on television via L1, Omroep Gelderland and two German channels.
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