Sunday’s elections mark the beginning of a new political period for🇫🇷 How will RN’s potentially broad victory impact the #ruleoflaw?What about the constitutionality of national preferences & migration reforms? Full Q&A with Xavier Phillipe @SorneParis1➡️bit.ly/3znCKX2

🎙️ In our latest podcast, Maciej Krogel #StandWithUkraine discusses with Oliver Garner the intellectual sources of the EU’s response to the #RuleofLaw crisis in certain Member States. 🎧🧑‍💻 Listen to it or read the interview: 👉 tinyurl.com/msxa8a48

It was great to be back in Japan Kobe University, and to meet Japanese international law colleagues again. Grateful to get to present my re:constitution project on unilateral sanctions, and to teach an intensive course on dispute settlement. Thanks to Mari Takeuchi for organising.

Very thankful for the opportunity to present my research on the contestation of the rule of law and migrant rights in the EU re:constitution Special thanks to Johannes Greubel (Connecting Europe) for organizing the talk & European Policy Centre colleagues for very engaging discussions!

Congratulations to our alumnus Maciej Krogel #StandWithUkraine for this outstanding work! 🎉

Our alumnus Théo Fournier wrote an analysis on French election results, published by DELI and Review of Democracy. Read it here👇

Happy to see our fellow Ruji Auethavornpipat's project flourish! Read his analysis on #fundamentalrights of migrants and the #ruleoflaw in the #EU here below 👇

We recommend you to read the new blogpost on rule of law and migration by our fellow Ruji Auethavornpipat!

Thrilled to see our Fellow Ruji Auethavornpipat's recent article on Connecting Europe's Summer Reading List😊 You can also read the text "Rule of Law Backsliding and the Fundamental Rights of Migrants in Europe" on Forum Transregionale Studien' TrafoBlog 👉trafo.hypotheses.org/52008

⚖️Delve into the Judiciary Hub by our partners Democracy Reporting International and find out more about the judicial systems and the current rule of law developments of all EU member states:

Wrapped up my research in Brussels ✅ Very thankful to have met wonderful European Policy Centre colleagues. Special thanks to Connecting Europe and Migration Programmes for very productive conversations, and to re:constitution for the generous support! Looking forward to continuing exchanges!

Our colleagues from Democracy Reporting International are looking for a new research officer! Check out the Job announcement 👇

📢#WorkingPaper Wednesday A new #WorkingPaper by alumna Aleksandra Ancite-Jepifánova is out now in our series, titled "Beyond the 'Hybrid Attack' Paradigm: EU Belarus Border Crisis and the Erosion of Asylum Seeker Rights in Latvia, Lithuania and Poland" Find it here📷reconstitution.eu/en/research/wo…

🚨My latest paper on the 🇪🇺-#Belarus border crisis, which compares 🇱🇻🇱🇹🇵🇱responses to the perceived ‘migrant #instrumentalisation’. It combines legal analysis & interviews with volunteers, lawyers, and ∼40 non-EU nationals, predominantly from #Iraq. 👉shorturl.at/Ir6tQ

The last stop of his fellowship leads Ivo Gruev to the ECHR CEDH in Strasbourg to work on his project "Anti-liberal Constitutionalism on the Rise: Contesting Gender before Eastern European Constitutional Courts" 👉Find his fellow profile here: reconstitution.eu/fellows/detail…

🟩 NEW ON #TRAFOBlog 🟩 📌 Copyright as a Rule of Law Challenge 👉 By Viktoria Kraetzig (Viktoria Kraetzig ) re:constitution Max Weber Stiftung "Copyright is the uniquely legitimate offspring of censorship." (Paul Goldstein) trafo.hypotheses.org/52857

🇩🇪⚖️🇪🇺 Fantastic two days spent with Democracy Reporting International team + new and old Forum Transregionale Studien colleagues working on the future, both immediate and far, of re:constitution programme in the green surroundings of Grunwald, I mean, Grünewald.