Read the latest blog of Marc de Werd, Professor of European Court Administration, Senior Justice at the Court of Appeal of Amsterdam, and Member of the Consultative Council of European Judges of the Council of Europe.

Law also applies in times of war. But in what way? Professor of Military Law Marten Zwanenburg discusses the conflict between Hamas and Israel. 'Law gives us a language that to some extent allows us to talk about the ...

'Judges are not machines,' says Elke Olthuis. In her dissertation, she investigates whether and to what extent judges' personal views play a role in their decision-making process.

Malouke Kuiper earned her doctorate on the mismatch between legal practice and social science research. 'Social scientists are sometimes left frustrated with the idea that their research is not catching on.'

Some countries must borrow money. But when the debt burden becomes too heavy, things can go downhill quickly. Researcher Francis Chukwu argues for better use of the law to avoid an even greater power imbalance.

'I like the thinking about how to answer Hannah van Kolfschooten won the Faculty Prize for the Best Publication 2023 for Young Researchers . The jury selected her paper, ‘The AI cycle of health inequity and

It is increasingly common for people to hold multiple part-time jobs or freelance. But we don't know how that affects workers' well-being. Researcher Wieteke Conen wants to change that. Now that Conen has been ...

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