Interdisciplinary Centre Luxembourg Centre for European Law (LCEL)

A central hub for European law

Statue of the blindfolded goddess of justice Themis or Justitia, against an European flag

The Luxembourg Centre for European Law (LCEL) was established as an inter-disciplinary centre of the University of Luxembourg in 2024, succeeding the Max Planck Institute (MPI) Luxembourg for Procedural Law. Its mission is to engage in cutting edge scholarly research which addresses contemporary societal problems, foster the study of European law, and contribute to its development. It pursues research excellence and aspires to be one of the leading transnational hubs for the study of European law in the world.

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Luxembourg becomes a hub for European legal debate

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      • LCEL submits written observations on democracy to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights

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        EU Law, Human Rights Law
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      • Bringing EU values into everyday life through art at the University of Luxembourg

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        EU Law
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      • Milena Mitrović on sustainability reporting in the financial sector

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        EU Law, Finance
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      • Investor compensation in case of false information: Understanding Europe’s different approaches

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        EU Law, Finance
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      • Prof. Joana Mendes appointed Visiting Professor at LSE Law School

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      • Exploring the EU’s Role in International Family Law: A conversation with LCEL visiting fellow Dr Laura van Bochove

        Distinguished Visiting Scholars, Outreach
        EU Law, INternational Law
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