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The Centre’s next event is a seminar on ‘Equal Rights for Men and Women: Two Rulings of the German Federal Constitutional Court from the 1950s in Context’ with Zoë Tappeiner (Universität Münster and Visiting PhD Student Edinburgh Law School). Details here: law.ed.ac.uk/news-events/ev…

The Centre’s next in-person event is a seminar next Tuesday afternoon on the German Federal Constitutional Court’s historical rulings on gender equality. It is open to all - more details below.

On Weds 29 March, the Centre will be hosting Oskar Polanski, PhD Researcher European University Institute and Visiting Researcher Edinburgh Law School to speak on threats to the EU’s legal order. Open to all and no registration required. Please see below for details. law.ed.ac.uk/news-events/ev…

දේශපාලන ක්‍රමය ප්‍රති-ව්‍යවස්ථාගත කිරීම | ශ්‍රී ලංකාව ප්‍රතිනිර්මාණය කිරීම. . A collaboration of Ed Con Law Centre & Centre for Policy Alternatives Sri Lanka සම්පූර්ණ වීඩියෝව බලන්න: youtu.be/ksq1WfAcoTc . #ReconstitutingSriLanka #LKA #ConstitutionalReform

Final reminder of today’s seminar with Zoë Tappeiner at 3pm (in-person in the Neil MacCormick Room, Old College). Open to all and no registration required!

This is now taking place on Thursday 30th March @ 3pm - details here: law.ed.ac.uk/news-events/ev…

Our seminar with Oskar Polanski (European University Institute) on threats to the EU’s legal order has been rescheduled for Thur 30 March at 3pm BST. In-person only - all details on the website link below.

A reminder that the Centre’s next event is a seminar tomorrow afternoon with Oskar Polanski (European University Institute) on a Kelsenian approach to threats to the EU legal order. In-person only - all details below! EdinburghLegalTheory Europa Postgraduate Research Group (EPRG) law.ed.ac.uk/news-events/ev…

What are the reasons for women’s under representation in #constitutionmaking? This report by International IDEA focuses on #inclusive and gender-sensitive constitution-building and peace processes. Read the report here: doi.org/10.31752/idea.…

We have just under a week to go until our first book event on Prof Stephen Tierney's The Federal Contract, with a panel of Prof Neil Walker (Edinburgh Law School), Dr Silvia Suteu (UCL Faculty of Laws) and Prof Tarun Khaitan, and Dr Asanga Welikala chairing. Register below for virtual attendance!

Do join us for this Ed Con Law Centre panel discussion on The Federal Contract at 2pm UK time today, with an excellent line-up. See the link below to register on Zoom! law.ed.ac.uk/news-events/ev…

Many thanks to everyone who joined the first event of our book symposium on Prof Stephen Tierney’s ‘The Federal Contract’, and especially to our panellists, Prof Tarun Khaitan (@tarunkhaitan.bsky.social), Dr Silvia Suteu, Prof Neil Walker and Prof Erin Delaney, and chair Dr Asanga Welikala.

Our second of two events on Prof Tierney’s The Federal Contract is coming up next Tues 16 May at 2pm (GMT+1). We have Prof @WilfriedSwenden, Dr @kzulueta, Prof Yonatan T. Fessha and Prof Marta Arretche presenting regional perspectives on federalism. See below to register online.

📣How #constitution-making fails and what can we learn from it? This International IDEA paper by Kenneth Zulueta starts a conversation about the potential grounds for, and strategies to prevent or build on, failure. Read more here 👇doi.org/10.31752/idea.…

A final reminder for our second event on Prof Tierney’s The Federal Contract at 2pm (GMT+1) today. We have a panel of Prof @WilfriedSwenden, Dr Kenneth Zulueta, Prof Yonatan T. Fessha and Dr Marta Arretche, chaired by Dr Elisenda Casanas Adam. Register below! law.ed.ac.uk/news-events/ev…

Thanks to all those who joined the second of our two hybrid book events on The Federal Contract, and especially our panellists Prof @WilfriedSwenden, Dr @kzulueta, Prof Yonatan T. Fessha and Prof Marta Arretche and chair Dr Elisenda Casanas Adam.