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Designing solidarity
Lilian Tsourdi investigates how to improve the the EU immigration and asylum law.
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Elverding Conference 2023: Enhancing sustainable business and corporate regulation in the EU
How can investors and managers improve sustainable business operations and regulation in the EU?
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Student and Instagram Ambassadors: here to help and inspire future students
Michela and Meike help students to make the right decision for their studies and inspire them with personal stories.
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MCEL Member Sarah Schoenmaekers publishes the book "European Union Economic Law and Culture: Towards a European Culturally Corrected Market Economy"
This topical book provides fresh insight into the ways culture interconnects with and is treated by EU economic law and policy. Contributing authors pose key questions pertaining to the nature, scope and extent of the competence of the EU and its member states in the field of culture.
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Environmental Law Lecture series
The online accessible lecture series “Strengthening EU Environmental Law: Legal Perspectives on Greening Europe” provides a set of important insights from European environmental law scholars on how EU environmental law helps to achieve the aim of a high level of environmental protection in the European...
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Quest on equality in damages
Andrea Parziale came to Maastricht University’s Faculty of Law for his Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellowship to research the differing damages in Europe and how to make it more equal.
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Mooting competitions: a great value for future lawyers and our faculty
The Maastricht University Faculty of Law team won the Helga Pederson Moot Court Competition last year. Time to look back on this great journey.
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Success in the VAR-moot court competition
Sweeping success for our faculty in the VAR-moot court competition!
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Everyone has a voice. Including future generations.
Climate change, depletion of natural resources, environmental pollution... Consciously and unconsciously, we burden future generations with problems because we created a mess. But, how can you consciously take this into account if this group has no rights?