Belgium and the refugee crisis: the quest for solutions Posted on January 5, 2016 /Under Analysis /With 0 Comments Yves Ballez, Ariadne Frangi, Thomas Ngeze and Dorien Surinx (master students Advanced Study Constitutional Law, Ghent University), Pieter Cannoot (assistant, Ghent University) and Juan Benjumea Moreno (assistant, Ghent University) See

  Monthly Overview – June 2016 Posted on August 11, 2016 /Under Monthly Overview /With 1 Comment 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 in which a violation of the Constitution has

  Monthly Archives: August 2016 Monthly Overview – June 2016 Posted on August 11, 2016 /Under Monthly Overview /With 2 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 in which a violation

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  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 Archives: November 2015 Measuring the Rule of Law and Identifying Its Determinants Posted on November 30, 2015 /Under Analysis /With 0 Comments Prof. Dr. Stefan Voigt, Director Institute of Law & Economics, University of Hamburg There is an almost universal consensus that the rule of law is desirable.