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Among other questions, the Fellows will debate how courts re:act in times of increased authoritarianism and what could be potential judicial strategies and forms of resilience. Furthermore, this meeting provides the Fellows with various opportunities to exchange on their respective research projects and to engage in a series of sessions centred around the question of how the increasing erosion of rule of law and democratic backsliding in Europe and its member states are reflected in Denmark, Scandinavia and in the EU-Danish relations.

The Fellows will engage in a conversation on the European and EU rule of law in crisis with Marlene Wind and Marya Akhtar, moderated by our current Fellow Max Steuer. This conversation will also evolve around the implications for European courts which connects to the experiences by Mikael Rask Madsen, Mikkel Jarle Christensen and our current Fellow Ezgi Özlü on studying international courts in critical times. Current Fellow Etienne Hanelt will act as a moderator in this discussion. Further opportunities to engage with iCourts researchers will be provided during a World Café with contributions by Zuzanna Godzirmiska, Jakob v. H. Holtermann, Shai Dothan and Henrik Palmer Olsen. Additionally, Morten Kjærum will provide insights on researching and practicing human rights in continued poly-crisis moderated by Noémi Fanni Molnár, current re:constitution Fellow. The meeting will be complemented by a practical training on advocacy for rule of law by Dennis Wenzl, DRI and a visit to the UN City Copenhagen.