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20 June 2025

Maxim Bönnemann, Eva Maria Bredler

“Wavering Between Hope and Despair”

Reflections From Within German International Law Scholarship Continue reading >>

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15 November 2022

Marija Bartl

Teaching Law in Times of Overlapping Crises

For decades, we – legal scholars and teachers – have helped weaken the law by presenting it as ‘lagging behind’, as a feeble and inept tool of government, transferring thus much of its normative power into the hands of the most powerful market actors. We can, and have to, change this. Continue reading >>

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