HANNA EKLUND argues that Europe’s centuries long history of colonialism is not just a historical exercise but also a starting point for an examination of EU law of today.

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Want to know more about the colonial language in the Treaty of Rome and discover how colonialism influenced the origins of European integration?

Check out my conversation with Hanna Eklund: revdem.ceu.edu/2024/03/14/col…

Indeed.

What a great article by Hanna Eklund.

Exploring EU law's foundational categories in the context of colonialism and all that showing how to thoroughly use archival work on the EU.

Very recommended!

Just out by CECS' Hanna Eklund: 'Peoples, Inhabitants and Workers: Colonialism in the Treaty of Rome' academic.oup.com/ejil/article/3…

Yesterday CECS hosted a seminar on vulnerability and discontent in law and technology.

How has EU law been shaped by colonialism? Hanna Eklund argues that the categorisation of individuals into peoples, inhabitants and workers from the founding Treaty of Rome to the Treaty of Lisbon serves as a device of exclusion along colonial lines.

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¿Cómo el colonialismo moldeó el derecho de la UE? Hanna Eklund sostiene que la categorización de los individuos en pueblos, habitantes y trabajadores desde el Tratado de Roma hasta el de Lisboa opera como un dispositivo de exclusión de líneas coloniales.

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Last Friday at CECS seminar Eirik Holmøyvik spoke on The Venice Commission.

Yesterday´s CECS seminar featured an insightful talk by guest lecturer Lauren Kohn Goldschmidt, who explored ”Theorizing Fourth Branch Institutions”.

Prof. Helle Krunke gave a presentation on Fundamental Constitutional Principles at the European Law Institute Annual Conference in Vienna #UniersitatWien

For more read the 2023 European Law Institute Annual Conference draft agenda⬇️
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🔥Asst. Prof. Sune Klinge revisited topics of DEMOS when he took the stage on DR Deadline, speaking on Poland on a democratic collision course with the EU dr.dk/drtv/se/deadli…

On the occasion of Danish Constitution Day, Asst. Prof. Sune Klinge took the opportunity to share his insightful thoughts on the Danish Constitution.
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Last Friday, Prof. Helle Krunke spoke on “Nordic Legal Culture – a myth or reality?” at Bergen University. To learn more about the lecture, visit uib.no/en/jur/159812/….

On June 15-16 IACL-AIDC conference on “The principle of equality. New and old challenges” takes place in Siena! For more information and registration, visit iacl-aidc.org/index.php/en/e…

Just published in European Journal of Politics and Gender: 'Parting with ‘interests of women’: how feminist scholarship on substantive representation could replace ‘women’s interests’ with ‘gender equality interests’' by Mette Marie Stæhr Harder

Many congratulations to head of CECS Prof. Helle Krunke who has been appointed honorary doctor ’hedersdoktor’ at the Faculty of Law at Lund University!

She will officially be awarded the honorary title in Lund Cathedral on May 26.
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