We are pleased to announce the creation of the IACL Research Group on Post-Soviet Eurasian Constitutionalism, which will hold its first event (a webinar) on 13 December.

Entries for the international writing prize, Nine Dots Prize, are now open, on the topic: why has the rule of law become so fragile? The aim of the prize is to promote, encourage and engage innovative thinking to address problems facing the modern world.

Statement by the IACL: Constitutional Law Scholars Condemn Violations of International and Constitutional Law as a consequence of the Russian Invasion of Ukraine.

Communiqué de l'AIDC : Des constitutionnalistes condamnent les violations du droit international et constitutionnel résultant de l’invasion de l’Ukraine par la Russie.

This virtual event (to be held on Monday 17 October) will explore the recent developments and challenges linked to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. The panel discussion comprises experts working on aspects related to the armed conflict.

The PopCon research project team (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) cordially invites you to attend the online workshop “Populism and Constitutionalism: Historical Perspectives” to be held on Friday, October 7th at 15:15 p.m. and Saturday, October 8th at 12:00 p.m.

We are seeking expressions of interest to join our team as Assistant Editor. If you are a doctoral student with excellent command of English and Spanish or French, and interested in all things constitutional and building networks with scholars…

Join online for the closing panel of the 2022 Junior Scholars Forum of the International Association of Constitutional Law.

You are invited to join online for the opening panel for the 2022 Junior Scholars Forum of the International Association of Constitutional Law (IACL-AIDC).

The Constitutional Research Institute, a research institute of the Constitutional Court of Korea, has been holding International Symposia every year since 2012.

This year, the 11th International Symposium will be held on 26 August on the theme of “Global Constitutionalism and the System for the Protection of Global Human Rights”.

The WCCL Global South Scholarship Programme is for academics who wish to participate in the World Congress of Constitutional Law in December 2022 in South Africa but who may face financial challenges in doing so.

Applications close 8 August 2022.

Do you work in a field related to comparative federalism, regionalism or intergovernmental relations? Are you interested in multi-level government? The 2023 Federal Scholar in Residence Program at the Eurac Research Institute for Comparative Federalism at Bolzano/Bozen is now open for applications.

Closes 1 July 2022.

LUISS School of Government is holding the 11th edition of the Summer Program on "Parliamentary democracy in Europe" from 11-15 July. This year’s program is devoted to "Transparency and parliamentary accountability between the EU and its Member States".

The ICON-S Committee on Community and Engagement is organizing a virtual workshop on the topic ‘Towards an International Academic Career: Doing a Ph.D. in Public Law’. This workshop aims to help prospective applicants to Ph.D. programs in Public International and Comparative Law understand the Ph.D. landscape.

Date: June 2, 2022.

The Program for our Cordoba Roundtable on “Political Sentiments and Moral Emotions in Constitutional Law” is available, and you’re invited to submit an abstract for the open panels before 30 May.

Legal experts are invited to answer the short questionnaire.

Nous recherchons des experts juridiques pour répondre au court questionnaire ci-dessous.

Uppsala University has collected information about initiatives to support Ukrainian researchers. The list includes over 20 programs providing scholarships and other support for Ukrainian researchers. It is updated and translated regularly.

The Charles University Faculty of Law is pleased to announce that an international conference titled “European Constitutionalism and the Virus of Distrust” will be held in Prague, Czech Republic on April 27-28, 2022.

The Centre for European and Comparative Legal Studies, Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen, Denmark will hold a virtual event exploring the Russia-Ukraine conflict providing insights into a range of applicable international legal aspects.

The campaign aims to raise AU$70,000 by 30 April 2022 to support at least five internally displaced Human Rights and Business and Human Rights scholars of Ukraine.