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[Interview] New managing director Kasper Vrolijk: “Many people I speak with are surprised to learn we accomplish so much with such a relatively small team”
19 August 2024 By Sara Urso and Audrey NguyenThe Asser Institute's new managing director, Kasper Vrolijk, speaks about his first six months at the institute. With a background in economics and a passion for global affairs, Vrolijk discusses the Asser Institute's academic excellence, its role in society, ...
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Catch up on your legal summer reading with our high-quality journals
14 August 2024T.M.C. Asser Press makes legal research accessible to everyone with a growing number of open-access articles. From international law to business law or sports law, there's something for every legal enthusiast. Check out the list below to do some catching up ov...
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[New publication] Private international law and the making of human rights
12 August 2024In his latest article, ‘A New History for Human Rights: Conflict of Laws as Adjacent Possibility’, published recently in the Journal of the History of International Law, Asser researcher León Castellanos-Jankiewicz highlights conflict of laws as a crucial yet ...
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[Enrol now] Unleash your potential: master the essentials of non-proliferation in our expert-led training programme
9 August 2024Are you seeking to broaden your horizons, enhance your skills, and learn how to make a meaningful impact in the world of nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation? Look no further. This September, we offer an intensive training programme designed exclusively f...
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[New blog post] Ulad Belavusau on Jewish history, constitutional law, citizenship and the role of the ‘never again’ narrative
7 August 2024In his recent contribution for a symposium on Verfassungsblog, researcher Ulad Belavusau analyses how the Jewish past has influenced constitutional and citizenship law. The online symposium, edited by Mattias Kumm and Liav Orgard and entitled “Never Again: The...