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Dr. Elif Biber explores AI through a rights-based inter-legal lens in new book
Learn moreAs AI systems shape public governance, their impact on fundamental rights is more critical than ever. In her forthcoming monograph publication, Dr. Elif Biber, postdoctoral researcher European Public Law and Digitalisation at the University of Luxembourg, argues the limits of European legal frameworks including the much-debated EU AI-Act and examines real-world cases where AI has…
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Identifying and Changing the Impacts of Migration on Development
Learn moreOn 20 February 2025, we were delighted to welcome Prof. David McKenzie from the World Bank. As part of our lecture series on Cross-Border Labor Mobility, Prof. Ager delivered an insightful lecture on “Identifying and Changing the Impacts of Migration on Development”. As part of our lecture series on Cross-Border Labor Mobility, Prof. Ager delivered…
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Opening the black box: Legal scholars and computer scientists build better RegTech together
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Call for papers for the 5th Conference in Corporate Policies and Asset Prices (COAP)
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The Effect of Immigration Restrictions on the Economy: Lessons from the 1920s Border Closure
Learn moreOn 16 January 2025, we were delighted to welcome Prof. Philipp Ager from the University of Mannheim. As part of our lecture series on Cross-Border Labor Mobility, Prof. Ager delivered an insightful lecture on “The Effect of Immigration Restrictions on the Economy: Lessons from the 1920s Border Closure”.
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Doctoral School of Law awards Pescatore Prize for 2023-2024
Learn moreOn 12 December 2024, the Doctoral School of Law (DSL) hosted its annual Alumni Event, celebrating academic excellence and fostering professional growth. The highlight of the evening was the conferral of the Pescatore Prize for 2023 and 2024, awarded respectively to Nicole Citeroni and Alessio Belli for their exceptional doctoral theses.
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Fighting corruption with science
Learn moreDecember 9 is International Anti-Corruption Day. In a project co-funded by the European Union, researchers from the University of Luxembourg, Europol and many partners are using their expertise to tackle the challenges of transnational high-level corruption.