#CallforPapers 📝The European Yearbook of Constitutional Law (EYCL) invites submissions for its eighth volume (2026), which will focus on the theme Social Rights and Constitutional Justice ⬇️⬇️

Legalistic Noncompliance by Daniel Deacon, Leah Litman papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Announcement 📣The Call for Workshops and the Call for Abstracts for the 2026 World Congress of Constitutional Law, to be held U.Externado, is now open. ⬇️⬇️

CFA: Anyone doing a PhD on any aspect of Indian equality law, please consider applying for a visiting studentship LSE Law School. lse.ac.uk/law/news/2025/…

My latest article "Red Juries & Blue Juries" is now published in the Arizona State Law Journal and available for download. I'll be presenting it at Law and Society next week and hope to see some of you there! tinyurl.com/yut392b7

I'm speaking Oxford South Asian Intellectual History Seminar on Constituent Power versus Constitutionalism in Hindu and Muslim political thought. Mon, May 19 at 4 PM BST, in person at St Antony's College, Oxford, and online. Join us: talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/e09a3…

In an age when academia is accused of irrelevance (obsolescence, even), Prof. Eisler says what sorely needs to be heard: a transpartisan defense of a judiciary increasingly under attack. I strongly recommend his book. If you're unsure, why not start with my 22-page review of it?

My new article on Cuba's reestablishing judicial review while retaining political review of constitutionality, published by Northwestern Journal of Human Rights. jhr.law.northwestern.edu/issues/mixed-r…

Interesting new piece on the crucial role of chief justices in Kenya and the kinds of inter branch dynamics they have to navigate. Holds broader lessons for comparativists interested in hybrid regimes

My op-ed in the Atlantic this morning with Mila Versteeg was originally called “Why American Democracy is Harder to Break.” And I really do believe that’s true. But as we say in the article, that can’t be an excuse for complacency.

📢 Quain 2025: Back to Principles? Join us from 9–13 June for three thought-provoking lectures from Professor Jeremy Waldron (NYU Law) plus a commentators' seminar. 🏛️ UCL Laws | 📍 In person Book for free now: tinyurl.com/mjxyz6ha

Please consider joining our great community UNSW Law & Justice as Head of the School of Global and Public Law - a fantastic Faculty and University, great students and colleagues, and a vibrant campus and city: external-careers.jobs.unsw.edu.au/cw/en/job/5323…

Two incredible books that help us comprehend India today. Congratulations Sandipto Dasgupta Adam Auerbach Tariq Thachil

1/4 "State Silence Across International Law" IS OUT! Order a copy: global.oup.com/academic/produ… or access it online: academic.oup.com/book/59960?log… StateSilence European Research Council (ERC) Oxford Academic UCL Faculty of Laws NYU J. Int'l Law & Politics Harvard Law School CIJ_ICJ

Two weeks until the Bingham Colloquium 2025, featuring Lord Sumption, Justice Stephen Breyer, Professor Noelle Lenoir & Professor Kate O’Regan: “Democratic Institutions under Pressure: Judicial Perspectives” lselaw.events/event/democrat…

Goldsmith, McConnell, Shaw, Balkin, Baude, Goluboff & Schragger, Vermeule, Davidson, Hemel, Casey & Macey!

Law faculty who teach criminal law & related stuff (esp newbies): check out our new online database of teaching materials so you can access practice problems, lecture notes, syllabi and more, to get some fresh ideas for your courses. And share your own materials to help others...

Oxford Studies in Asian Laws’ first book The Palimpsest Constitution: The Social Life of Constitutions in Myanmar by Melissa Crouch, forthcoming in October 2025 global.oup.com/academic/conte…

Delighted to receive my first physical copy of my book, Royal Law: Prerogative Foundations!

🇪🇺 An excellent paper challenging Dieter Grimm's influential thesis on the over-constitutionalization of EU law. By Luke Dimitrios Spieker, published in the German Law Journal. Worth reading. Full text: cambridge.org/core/journals/…