Kinanya Pijl is a Dutch legal scholar working on the role of law in sustainable finance. For her doctoral research project, Kinanya has conducted extensive empirical research in the banking sectors in the ...

On December 3-4, ACT co-hosted an online workshop on ‘#Efficiency, #Distribution, #Inequality: Economic Analysis of Law and Law & Political Economy in Europe’. The event was organized jointly by the MetaLawEcon ...

All registration links to the semester 2 events can be found here. Our annual theme for 2022-2023 lecture series examines the place and role of private law within this emerging legal paradigm. Through a sequence of ...

On February 20th, prof. dr. Stefan Grundmann will discuss his co-written book, New Private Law Theory: A Pluralist Approach.

Welcome to European Law Open! Marija Bartl is one of the managing editors of the new, fully open access journal with Cambridge University Press, the EUROPEAN LAW OPEN (ELO).

Symposium Apologies & Law: Intersections, Tensions, and Transformation organized by INLAR – International Network for Law and Apology Research.

Dr. Klaas Eller speaks to us about his current research project and the responsibilities that come with receiving a grant like the VENI.

Nena van der Horst is a Dutch scholar with a background in law and economics. She obtained both her master’s degree in law (cum laude) and her master’s degree in economics at the Radboud University in Nijmegen. She ...

The 2024-2025 ACT Lecture Series reflects upon the place and role of private law in these shifting scenarios. It asks whether and how private law norms, doctrines, and institutions are both driving and responding to ...

Private law has often been conceived as a timeless, universal project. Yet, since the Industrial Revolution, grand socio-economic transformations have drawn private law into the whirl of time. Since the social ...