Tomorrow at 10:45: Looking forward to running this EJPG session with Jennifer Piscopo and meeting the fantastic early career researchers at ECPR Standing Group on Gender and Politics!

It was wonderful discussing these themes with you, Jaclyn and Maartje, Aileen! I look forward to continuing our conversations.

Come work with us! This will be a Global Centre for Democratic Constitutionalism, full details of the Centre to be published in the coming months. Note this is not a post-doc but will be very interesting and substantive in nature.

Lots of memories from ICON•S in Madrid. Great to see you Adrienne Stone Yvonne Tew roberto gargarella Akis Psygkas Erin Delaney a ressentiment woman Maartje De Visser Sergio Verdugo Vanessa MacDonnell Adem Kassie Abebe (Dr) Tomás Daly & many more!

Thank you, Aileen Kavanagh! It was wonderful to see you at Oxford and invigorating to discuss our common research interests!

This is a coup for UCL and a wonderful addition to the outstanding public law faculty at UCL. The inauguration of the Global Centre for Democratic Constitutionalism is an excellent development.

Check out the exciting programme of TriCON events this term, with Ignacio Giuffré Rachael Walsh Tom Hickey David Kenny Aileen Kavanagh andrea pin @oran_doyle Seán Rainford Donal Coffey Mike Becker Profs Surya Roy, Eoin Carolan, D Amann & Mr Justice Gerard Hogan

We are delighted to be hosting Vanessa MacDonnell on October 22 Western Law. Prof. MacDonnell will deliver a Public Law Research Group distinguished lecture titled "Internal Constitutional Law" events.westernu.ca/events/law/202…

It was wonderful to welcome Dr Seána Glennon Seána Glennon, who gave an outstanding lecture on the evolution of abortion law in Ireland and the role of citizen deliberation. A fascinating presentation & great questions from the students in my Comparative Const Law class Western Law.

It fills my heart to see this being done. Janine was the most wonderful human, colleague, educator, researcher, justice warrior, and so, so, so much more. Not nothing that Bristol Law School is honouring her memory and legacy in this way.

An excellent resource for the study of democracy, including importantly political parties, available open access.

Delighted to be spending this term as a visiting academic at UCL Faculty of Laws. Many thanks to Jeff King for hosting me. I look forward to (re-)connecting with colleagues and friends in London.

Looking forward to speaking about The Collaborative Constitution Cambridge University Press - Law in this webinar series organised by Paul Daly uOttawa | COMMON LAW this Weds Feb 26th 16.30 Dublin time. I’m after roberto gargarella and before Rosalind Dixon, so no pressure! administrativelawmatters.com/blog/2025/01/1…

🌍 "Losing Faith in Constitutions?" is the title of Kim Lane Scheppele's Inaugural Sanford Levinson Lecture in Constitutional Studies at the #2025GlobalSummit here UTexasLaw on Friday, March 21, 2025. Join us! Register here to watch live: utexas.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_aW…

We're hosting a panel on an interesting new book in the field of comparative admin law. W/ authors Giulio Napolitano & Leonardo Parona Università Roma Tre, & panelists Mariolina Eliantonio Maastricht University, Trevor Wan The University of Hong Kong, and myself. Yseult Marique will chair. Join if you can!

Western Law welcomes Professor Michael C. Dorf, Robert S. Stevens Professor Law at Cornell Law School to present the annual Coxford Lecture titled "Deference and the Rule of Law". 📆Tuesday, April 1 ⏰ 12:30 - 2:00 P.M. 📍Moot Court Room, LB

For those interested in the intersection of Admin Law and Democracy & are Yale Law School on March 28: Stephen Sawyer (AUP Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies) will be launching his new book “Demos Rising” (UCP, 2025) at the Yale European Law Association YLS European Law Association. Commentary by susan rose-ackerman

TriCON & Trinity Long Room Hub will host a panel discussion on the marriage equality referendum tomorrow May 22nd, with keynote speaker Katherine Zappone who will talk about the KAL case as a catalyst for wider reform. 1.30pm May 22nd Trinity Long Room Hub Trinity College Dublin