Europe… Coronavirus and the Law in Europe, by Pablo Salvador Coderch, Ignacio Garcia-Perrote Martinez, and Tomas Gabriel Garcia-Mico 3 Dec 202129 Oct 2026 By October 2021, the Coronavirus disease has caused more than 200 million infections and more than 5 million deaths all over the world. The reaction of the scientific community, world…
Books and publications… Civil Courts Coping with Covid-19, by Bart Krans and Anna Nylund 11 Jun 202129 Oct 2026 Impact of the Covid-19 pandemic in civil courts - experiences in 23 countries Reports from 23 countries across the globe The unforeseen Covid-19 pandemic has propelled unprecedented transformations in civil…
Constitutional… Freedom of religion during the pandemic: France and Belgium in search of consistency, by Romain Mertens 5 Feb 20212 Nov 2026 Since the Coronavirus pandemic outbreak in 2020, States have adopted stringent measures to curb the virus’s propagation. These measures include limitations of freedom of religion. On request of Governments, churches,…
Covid-19… Facing the Covid-19 in France: the renewal of the state of emergency, by Estelle Chambas 6 Nov 202029 Oct 2026 The Covid-19 crisis put national legal orders under stress by its new dimension as a pandemic. If some countries had already faced similar health crises in their recent history, this…
Covid-19… Performing Contracts in COVID-19 Times in England and in France: Different Responses, Same Result?, by Catherine Pedamon and Radosveta Vassileva 6 Nov 202029 Oct 2026 Global leaders have compared the economic turmoil caused by the COVID-19 health emergency to the reverberations of World War II (WWII). French President Emmanuel Macron even publicly declared, from the…
Covid-19… Covid-19 in comparative perspectives – call for blog pieces – 15 September 2020 20 Jul 202029 Oct 2026 The current Covid-19 pandemic is bringing into sharp focus two key questions at the core of comparative law research: first, globalisation and how increasing and intense are our political, social,…
