The History of EU Law, with Morten Rasmussen and Bill Davies

Daniel Sarmiento talks with Julia Laffranque, judge of the Estonian Supreme Court and former judge of the European Court of Human Rights, and former member of the 255 Committee, on the challenges and opportunities of a career as a European judge.

In this new episode of Open Talks on EU Enlargement, Sara Poli, from the University of Pisa, talks with Luigi Lonardo, from the Centre for European Law of the University of Luxembourg, on the challenges of accession of the the Balkan countries to the EU.

In the second part of this Podcast, Daniel Sarmiento talks with Morten Rasmussen and Bill Davies, co-editors and co-authors of the latest book "The History of EU Law", on the development of the EU's legal system, seen from the optics of History, focusing on the experience of national courts in Germany, France, the Netherlands and Denmark.

In this Podcast, Daniel Sarmiento talks with Morten Rasmussen and Bill Davies, co-editors and co-authors of the latest book "The History of EU Law", on the development of the EU's legal system, seen from the optics of History.

Sara Poli and Roman Petrov talk about the prospects and challenges of Ukrainian accession to the EU, in the context of a new series of conversations on accession

This is a Podcast on EU Law Podcasts, a conversation with Felix Ronkes Agerbeek, Michal Riha and Daniel Sarmiento, in which they talk about the emergence of new means of communication in EU Law and the development of their EU Law Podcasts

In this Podcast, Daniel Sarmiento talks with Takis Tridimas about the research and teaching of EU Law, the evolution of this subject as part of the education of law students and the state of legal research in Europe

The EU has launched a plan to promote competitiveness and boost the internal market through an ambitious deregulatory strategy. What does this make of the "Brussels Effect" and the EU's regulatory objectives? To discuss this, Daniel Sarmiento talks with Anu Bradford (Professor in Columbia University) and Alberto Alemanno (Professor in HEC and founder of The Good Lobby)

In this new Podcast of The Case, Marta Cartabia, Mario Savino and Francesco Munari talk about the Alace case, on the growingly contentious notion of safe countries of origin in the context of current migration reform.

A conversation with the editors of European Papers (Ramses Wessel), Verfassungsblog (Maximilian Steinbeis) and EU Law Live (Daniel Sarmiento), led by Guillermo Iñiguez, on the role of new sources of legal information, publication processes, the challenge of open access and the need to keep an information ecosystem independent in the current times.