Thank you very much to Oliver Garner for hosting this podcast about Presidential and government attacks on the #Judiciary in Mexico #LaCorte

Thank you to Azul Aguiar for this incredibly informative conversation about the judiciary in Mexico. Listen to the latest Review of Democracy #RuleofLaw podcast here 👇

My book review of 'Brexit, Union, and Disunion' Cambridge University Press - Law by Sionadh Douglas-Scott is live on Review of Democracy now. A rich history of British union and disunion and interesting proposals for constitutional resettlement revdem.ceu.edu/2024/04/17/the…

✍️ As president, Peter Pellegrini is most unlikely to stop PM Fico from taking #Slovakia down the Hungarian path, Michaela Terenzani (@denniksme) argues in our latest op-ed. 🇸🇰

Read it now:
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#Slovakelections

📢 We are happy to announce our two new Co-Managing Editors, Ferenc Laczo and Robert Nemeth!

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It was a privilege to present in the panel on retained EU law at the The Law Summit on Saturday. Much of my contribution drew upon recent oral evidence to EU Scrutiny Committee . You can access the full transcripts of the sessions here: committees.parliament.uk/oralevidence/1… and committees.parliament.uk/oralevidence/1…

✍️ “Turkey’s EU trajectory will likely diverge from the other candidate and potential candidate countries,” our Assistant Editor Caglar Ozturk writes in his op-ed. 🇪🇺🇺🇦🇹🇷

Read it now:
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✍️In the latest CEU DI Working Paper, Azul Aguiar analyzes how attacks on the judiciary can lead to democratic erosion and what role judges play in accelerating or stopping such regression.

Details:
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On 31 January my entry on 'Withdrawal from the European Union' was published on the online Oxford Encylopedia of EU Law. Many thanks to Jo Shaw for helpful feedback throughout the process. If you have access then you can read the entry here 👇

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The latest CEU Democracy Institute Working Paper is available here now 👇

democracyinstitute.ceu.edu/articles/azul-…

🎙️ The question of how to reverse illiberal backsliding after regime change is becoming live within Europe and beyond. Andras Sajo discusses this question with Oliver Garner in our latest #podcast .

🎧 🧑‍💻Listen to it now, or read the transcript:
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.Oliver Garner questions the Government's approach to #RetainedEUlaw reform

Watch the full session here: parliamentlive.tv/event/index/db…

With the US political climate heating up ahead of the autumn election, our latest CEU Democracy Institute Working Paper by Andreas Schedler and Alexander Bor considers the end of democratic consolidation in the US. Read here now 👇

Coming up 1st of March
Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law host 'Constitutional Reform in the UK: A Conference on the Brown Commission Report'
one day conference
#ConstitutionalChange #ElectoralReform
Find out more and book your place buff.ly/3PezYsv

Starting in two hours Oliver Garner, Research Leader Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law will be giving evidence to the EU Scrutiny Committee Scrutiny Committee.

On Wednesday at 2:30pm, the Committee will take evidence from Dr Oliver Garner, Martin Howe QC and Professor Kenneth Armstrong as part of our #REUL : the progress and mechanics of reform inquiry

📺Watch live here: parliamentlive.tv/event/index/db…

I will be back in the EU Scrutiny Committee tomorrow at 2.30pm to give evidence on the GOV.UK Retained EU Law Parliamentary Report. My fellow witnesses are K A Armstrong and Lawyers For Britain Martin Howe KC. You can follow live on ParliamentLive.TV here 👇 parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/db…

🎙️ Joachim Häberlen talks about protests, countercultures, and the courage to imagine different realities in this podcast with Lucie Hunter (prev. Janotová).

🎧 🧑‍💻 Listen to it or read the transcript:
👉 cutt.ly/JwVWoaK7

On 1 March at the Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law 👇

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Lucy Moxham and I prepared this BC report to assist the Lords contemplate amendments to the Safety of Rwanda Bill. It shouldn't pass at all, but peers not wanting to wreck it altogether could take these proposals to hold the Gov to its declared intention to respect int'l law.