Maastricht Law: Faculty in Focus
Maastricht Faculty of Law highlights 2022
Nozizwe Dube: a keen eye for intersectional discrimination
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Law PhD representatives – from PhDs, for PhDs
Last spring, we, Anna, Constanta, Haiyang and Naz, were elected by the Faculty of Law as PhD representatives.
MILE – On our way to a true education community
Over 40 years ago, Maastricht University Faculty of Law was the first law faculty to employ Problem-Based Learning as its underlying lear
The UNESCO Chair in Human Rights and Peace connects human rights to topical and practical issues in a globalised society
Since September 2022, Prof. dr. Andrea Broderick holds the UNESCO Chair in Human Rights and Peace.
Restorative Justice and Preventive Law: where do these law movements stand?
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Jacques Claessen and Eric van de Luijtgaarden
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Once upon a law: the Grimm Brothers’ stories, language, and legal culture
What is the link between the Grimm Brothers’ collection of stories, and their work on language and law?
Human rights issues affect us all
Sometimes, there can be an unfortunate disconnect between human rights research at universities, and the rest of the world.
Constitutional challenges of tackling the energy crisis at the EU level
Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the EU has faced an energy crisis, with prices for electricity and gas skyrocketing and the se
The ifs, ands, and buts of cannabis legalisation
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Back to the Future of Property Law - Reimagining Sustainable Property Law
Most of our planet’s land is held in private ownership.
CHAINLAW – Responsive Law for Global Value Chains ERC Starting Grant 2022 Anna Beckers
CHAINLAW aims to develop a novel legal language for Global Value Chains (GVCs).
The resilient rule of law in dire straits
On 1 September 2022, Joost Sillen was appointed professor of constitutional law.
