Monthly Archives: October 2016 Developments in Belgian Constitutional Law: The Year 2015 in Review Posted on October 20, 2016 /Under Announcements /With 0 Comments In the fourth instalment of the I-CONnect Year-in-Review series, Luc Lavrysen (Judge at the Belgian Constitutional Court and Full Professor at Ghent University), Jan Theunis (Associate Professor at Hasselt University

  terugkeerbeleid Soedan-saga: leidraad voor een terugzendende overheid Posted on May 2, 2018 /Under Analysis /With 0 Comments Thomas Van Campenhout, Simon Verschaeve (master studenten, UGent), Pieter Cannoot (assistent, UGent), Jurgen Goossens (FWO postdoctoraal onderzoeker, UGent – universitair docent, Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam) en Sien Devriendt (assistente, UGent) Op 22 december 2017 vroeg de federale regering het

  Monthly Overview – December 2018 and January 2019 Posted on February 20, 2019 /Under Monthly Overview /With 0 Comments BelConLawBlog publishes a selected reading list of (I) new scholarship on Belgian constitutional law in journals and books, (II) decisions of the Belgian Constitutional Court, (III) upcoming conferences, and (IV)

  Monthly Overview – April and May 2018 Posted on July 2, 2018 /Under Monthly Overview /With 0 Comments BelConLawBlog publishes a selected reading list of (I) new scholarship on Belgian constitutional law in journals and books, (II) decisions of the Belgian Constitutional Court, (III) upcoming conferences, and (IV) calls

  Catalonia, the European State System and International Limits on Self-Determination Posted on November 28, 2014 /Under Analysis /With 0 Comments Dr. Frederik Dhondt , Postdoctoral Research Fellow of the Research Foundation Flanders (FWO), Legal History Institute (UGent) See Dutch version below The Catalan and Scottish referenda have been addressed

  monarchie Filip, laatste Koning der Belgen? Rol en toekomst van de monarchie Posted on March 17, 2015 /Under Analysis /With 1 Comment Professor Herman Van Goethem (UA) werd uitgenodigd in de Grondige Studie Grondwettelijk Recht (UGent) voor een gastcollege over de rol van de monarchie. Studente Karen van Esbroeck