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The selection procedure for the PhD in Law – 35th cycle has ended. Welcome to the successful candidates, Filippo Venturi, Giammaria Gotti, Roberta De Paolis, Guilherme Pratti Dos Santos Magioli…
On the 12th and 13th of June, Professor Florian Jeßberger, University of Hamburg, discussed with PhD students the latest development of relevant concepts of International and Transnational Criminal Law.
On the 20th and 21st of June, Professor Alan Norrie, University of Warwick, discussed with PhD students his critical approach to Criminal Law.
Twelve PhD researchers from the EUI and the Scuola Sant’Anna have been selected for the next joint workshop of the 5th November 2019. Successful candidates should submit their full draft papers by 21st…
On the 29th of March, Professor David Nelken, King’s College London, gave two seminars within the Seminar Series “Perspectives on Criminal Law”. In the morning, he focused on the relevance of…
On the 5th of March Professor Klabbers discussed the challenging topic “The Authority of International Organisations: epistemic and otherwise”. Here you can find furher information.
On the 6th and 7th of February Professor Neil Walker discussed with the PhD students and other Professors “The experiment of European Union” and “When sovereigns stir”
A discussion group on the theoretical implication of globalization for law and legal scholarship, starting from the reading of some leading texts in this field.
The ranking list of the admitted PhD students has been published.
Sant’Anna School law postgraduate students selected to attend 9th course “Giuliano Vassalli” for criminal justice, penal procedure and emerging technologies impact on law and policy
