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Out of Sight, Out of Mind? The Rule of Law in Germany's Elections and its Impact on the EU
Thu Nguyen and Michael Meyer-Resende talk about the (lack of) discussions on the rule of law in the election campaign in …
Our European Society and Its Conference on the Future of Europe
Public Lecture in cooperation with ELTE University
The European Court of Human Rights and the Theoretical Crisis of Human Rights
Workshop organised by re:constitution Alumnus Alain Zysset
EU Rule of Law Case-Law: Crucial Recent Developments
re:constitution Seminar in Cooperation with the Rule of Law Working Group at the Central European University and …
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Rolling with Democracy - New Episode
The latest episode of Rolling with Democracy deals with the current political situation in Nigeria
Cyprus: Elections and the Rule of Law
DRI's Jil Prillwitz examines how the rule of law affects the country's upcoming elections
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Extraordinary or Extralegal Responses?
New report on COVID-19 and the rule of law across the EU-27 countries
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In re:trospect – Looking back at the First Year of re:constitution
Building a network - The first year of re:constitution and our Alumni
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Deadline extended: Call for Applications re:constitution Fellowships 2021/22
20 Fellowships for scholars, legal practitioners and journalists from across Europe
New Episode of "Rolling with Democracy": Abortion Laws in Poland and Argentina
Stefanie Beermann discusses the latest developments in abortion laws in Poland and Argentina with her guests
Backgrounder: Bulgaria’s elections and the rule of law
Bulgarians elect a new parliament on 4 April 2021. Jil Prillwitz sat down with re:constitution Fellow Angelina Atanasova …
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Now online: the re:constitution Networkmap
The map visualises the network that is being created through the activities of re:constitution
Heidelberger Salon digital: Democracies Out of Sync? On Checks and Balances in EU Member States
In cooperation with the Max Planck Institute Heidelberg and Rzecznik Praw Obywatelskich
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René Cassin Thesis Prize for re:constitution Fellow Aravind Ganesh
Aravind Ganesh was awarded a prize for his doctoral thesis
Podcast „Rolling with Democracy“: New episode on essential workers
Host Stefanie Beermann talks to alumna Neus Vidal Martí and Giulia Castelli
Podcast “Rolling with Democracy” - New Episode on Populism and Democracy
Stefanie Beermann talks with her guest about Populism in the context of democracy and the link to the European Court of …
The Rule of Law in the EU in 2020: What went right? What went wrong?
Jakub Jaraczewski highlights four trends that went right, and four trends that went wrong
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From Iceland to Poland: Why the European Court of Human Rights’ latest decision matters to the EU
DRI’s Jakub Jaraczewski examines the ramifications of the Guðmundur Andri Ástráðsson v Iceland decision.
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