27 October 2026
Estrangement Machines
Computational methods may facilitate a form of estrangement valuable to qualitative and, in particular, ethnographic inquiry: they can help make the familiar strange. Machines may be most useful precisely when they fail to reproduce our categories; they may be less informative when they appear simply to confirm them. Despite their prima facie opposite inclinations, the two approaches can therefore produce considerable synergies. Continue reading >>
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19 November 2024
The Visible and The Invisible of Justice in Strasbourg
Former ECtHR Vice-President Prof. Dr. Angelika Nußberger and current ECtHR Judge Dr. Kateřina Šimáčková discuss judges’ responsibility to provide relief to applicants. Focal points are recent procedural reforms affecting access to justice, the extensive yet often overlooked judicial work that does not result in published decisions, the persistent challenge of achieving gender balance on the bench, and their own personal legacies. Continue reading >>
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