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Also check out the amazing cover here www.cambridge.org/core/books/c...
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Proofs! Great reminder that this massive volume, aka the Cambridge Handbook of the League of Nations and International Law is slowly coming your way.. expected in June 2026
Great opportunity at @fasosmaastricht.bsky.social: we have 4-year postdoc position on disinformation and European democracy. Possible disciplinary focus includes, e.g., political science and computational social science. Interdisciplinary approaches to disinformation are encouraged.
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Come and join us at @fasosmaastricht.bsky.social @maastrichtu.bsky.social as Assistant Professor in European Political History since 1900!
Will you become my new colleague? Please check out the full vacancy here 👇
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Of course not without a shoutout to volume editors @cjtams.bsky.social and Henri de Waele for navigating this wonderful collection of papers through pandemic and post pandemic times :)
Book cover of De Waele and Tams (eds) 'Realising the Hope of Ages?' book on the Permanent Court of International Justice
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Prints! Ready to delve into this new volume that just arrived in the mail, with new perspectives from various disciplines on the 1920-1946 Permanent Court of International Justice. Including a chapter by yours truly on the role of the Netherlands in the establishment of the court.
And last but not least my own and @koenvanzon.bsky.social 's 'Preparing for disaster: the Seveso directive, infringements and societal mobilisation of European law, 1976–2000' doi:10.1017/elo.2025.10025 5/5
As well as @whommes.bsky.social 's 'In search of an independent tribunal: activating the European Court of Human Rights, 1969–1974' doi:10.1017/elo.2025.10037 4/5
Plus Magnus Esmark's 'The 1989 buy-Danish clause: making sense of legal error through allodoxia' doi:10.1017/elo.2025.10036 3/5
And the other contributions include @lolaavril.bsky.social 's ‘A Community Frame to Habits and Traditions?’ – A socio-historical account of the attempt to build a European Legal Profession (1957–1977)' doi:10.1017/elo.2025.10026 2/5
For context, please check out the special issue introduction by Brigitte Leucht, Magnus Esmark and Mala Loth, 'Rethinking European legal integration: legal text from a bottom-up perspective and the functioning of European law, 1957–2000' doi:10.1017/elo.2025.10031 1/5
Another piece from the special issue on EU legal history 'from below' that is nicely coming about on first view: the story of Helen Marshall's unlikely (but major) contribution to EU law.
The symposium is coming together nicely: Brigitte Leucht, Magnus Esmark and Mala Loth write the introduction cum manifest on bottom-up legal history. @koenvanzon.bsky.social @historikarin.bsky.social @whommes.bsky.social @lolaavril.bsky.social
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BOOK: Philip BAJON, Informal Decision Making in the European Community under the Luxembourg Compromise. The Law that Never Was (London: Bloomsbury/Hart, 2025
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If you can, join this (hybrid) book launch of @whommes.bsky.social 's history of the European Convention of Human Rights and its reception in the Netherlands!
Come visit us during tomorrow’s @fasosmaastricht.bsky.social BA Open Day and learn more about our four fantastic programmes in
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By @whommes.bsky.social that is!
Another publication now on First View! This piece by Wiebe Hommes @uvalawschool.bsky.social will be part of the forthcoming special issue featuring histories 'beyond European legal integration' - but open for you to read already from today!
Was just hoping someone would be writing such histories after touching upon similar airport stories in my current research on judicialization of Dutch refugee policy.. and here it is! Extremely enriching!
Fascinating read on airports as sites of contestation between nation states and their immigration regimes on the one hand and international rights conceptions on the other, from the perspective of the refugees..
By the way, do stay tuned for the rest of the special issue on EU legal histories 'from below' that this piece will be part of, masterfully edited by Brigitte Leucht, Magnus Esmark and Mala Loth!
.. and thus our analysis nuances the alleged democratic virtues of legal mobilisation. Are new legal opportunities empowering societal groups? Sometimes, sometimes not.
As the title suggests, it zooms in on legislation meant to prevent industrial disaster, namely the early 1980s post-Seveso directive, which led to two major infringement cases: one in the Netherlands and one in Italy. Comparing these cases, it shows origins could hardly have been more different..
Published today @europeanlawopen.bsky.social : this piece co-authored with @koenvanzon.bsky.social on 'societal mobilisation' of EU law through an instrument you'd not immediately think of as very 'societal': infringement proceedings
📣Call for Panels, Papers and Posters for the APH 2026 Conference! Deadline, 1 Dec 2025.
Topic: Dynamizing and Decentring Empires: A Recalibration of the History of the Political
📍Münster @uni-muenster.de @sechistnetwork.bsky.social
📅11-13 June 2026
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There they are! Kicking off the 2025-2026 academic year (and my directorship of the programme!) with over 300 first year students for the BA European Studies @fasosmaastricht.bsky.social 🇪🇺
Ja eens hoor, of althans: in lijn met mijn punt, namelijk: er zijn allerlei factoren in het spel hier, niet één bewuste keuze geweest
Wordt geconstrueerd.. maar de vraag is door wie. Terwijl Angelsaksische wereld zich opende voor talent van overal bleven Duitse en Franse academie vrij gesloten is mijn indruk. Dus in hoeverre is het dan (Nederlandse) wetenschappers te verwijten dat ze niet in die talen investeren?
