Germany… Regulating Assisted Dying: A Comparative Analysis of Legislative Failure 29 Jul 20262 Nov 2026 The regulation of physician-assisted dying (PAD), and in particular assisted suicide, represents one of the most contentious and conceptually demanding challenges in contemporary legal systems. Drawing on a comparative perspective…
Canada… Reading Lists and Legal Traditions: Mapping How Legal Scholars Think Across Jurisdictions 28 Nov 202529 Oct 2026 A striking feature of legal education lies in the way it comes to feel natural to us. We easily forget that our training is rooted in a particular time and…
Methods and theory… Comparative law teaching in the UK—where are we in 2025? 30 Oct 202529 Oct 2026 BACL’s 75th Anniversary Workshop took place at King’s College, Cambridge, on 7-8 July 2025. It was an inspiring celebration of the continuing relevance of comparative law in UK legal education. We are deeply…
UK… Comparative law doctorates today 30 Oct 202529 Oct 2026 BACL’s 75th Anniversary Workshop took place at King’s College, Cambridge, on 7-8 July 2025. It was an inspiring celebration of the continuing relevance of comparative law in UK legal education. We are deeply…
Constitutional… Parliamentary practices: a study of comparative constitutional law in France and the United Kingdom, by ME BOGGIO – MOTHERON 7 Mar 202529 Oct 2026 A comparison of the incomparable : developing a theory of unwritten parliamentary sources The use of comparison in the study of parliamentary law is not an uncommon occurrence. Indeed, several studies…
Consumer… Low-income energy consumers in France, Germany and the UK – Protection of vulnerable customers versus self-responsibility,By Prof. Dr. Peter Rott 25 Oct 202430 Oct 2026 Vulnerability of consumers can have many causes. One is poverty, or low income. One of the most tangible problems of low-income consumers is energy poverty, which the EU Commission has…
