How can your research contribute to a doughnut-proof Amsterdam? In April of 2020, Amsterdam adopted a five-year circular economy strategy that relies on the doughnut model created by Kate Raworth. We invite ...

In December 2021, ACT hosted the Scholars United for a Sustainable Amsterdam (SUSA) conference: Radically interdisciplinary and bottom-up solutions for making Amsterdam donut-proof. The organizers have provided a ...

Meat the Law is a series of events focused around sustainability in the meat industry. Important challenges in this industry remain: livestock is the single biggest contributor to global food emissions. At the same ...

External PhD programme Candidates who seek to obtain a doctoral degree, researching a topic that falls within the ambit of ACT’s research expertise, may apply to carry out self-funded PhD research within the research ...

ACT and ACELG host a two day workshop titled Beyond Methods: The Politics of European Legal Research on the 22nd and 23rd of October, 2020

In this second installment of the Meat the Law Lecture Series, we discuss the role of finance in the meat industry. Agriculture is often imagined as a relatively simple sector, however complex structures of finance ...

This year we welcomed three new PhD researchers to the ACT: Devrim Kroese, Jeroen Heuving, and Nabil Bin M. Fuad.

Agent-based modeling (ABM) is a versatile social scientific research tool that adapts insights from sociology and physics to study complex social systems. Currently, ABM is nearly absent from legal literature that ...

MetaLawEcon / Law and Political Economy (LPE) Europe Joint Online Workshop

María paz de la Cuesta de los Mozos will explore how the transformation of the economy into global value chains has radically transformed the form in which economic actors interact with each other.