Year: 2013

  • New ECHR Academic Articles

    New ECHR Academic Articles

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    Having returned from an inspiring conference on the effects and implementation of Strasbourg judgments at the University of Göttingen in Germany, here follows a new round of recent ECHR publications in academic journals. The first one is from the latest edition of our own Netherlands…

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  • Article on EU-ECHR Integration

    Article on EU-ECHR Integration

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    Professor Piet Eeckhout of University College London has published an interesting article on what the European Union’s accession to the ECHR will mean for the EU. Specifically it reconsiders legal pluralism theories in this respects and argues for an integration of laws paradigm. The article,…

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  • New ECHR Readings

    New ECHR Readings

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    The newest edition of SIM Current Contents with articles on human rights (August 2013) is available now. It includes a large number of ECHR-related publications, some very recent, some a bit older. In as far as I have not notified them on this blog yet,…

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  • New Book on EU Accession to ECHR

    New Book on EU Accession to ECHR

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    The conference proceedings of the 8th congress of the Societas Iuris Publici Europaei (SIPE), held in Lisbon in 2011, have now been published in the book “The Accession of the European Union to the ECHR”. The book, with contributions in English, German and French, was…

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  • Conference on the Future Role of the European Court of Human Rights

    Conference on the Future Role of the European Court of Human Rights

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  • European Convention 60 years in Force Today

    European Convention 60 years in Force Today

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    Today marks the 60th anniversary of the entry into force of the European Convention on Human Rights on 3 September 1953. This was within three years of the formal signature on 4 November 1950 in Rome – the date usually referred to mark Convention milestones.…

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  • Winter School on the ECHR and Non-Discrimination in Italy

    Winter School on the ECHR and Non-Discrimination in Italy

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    The University of Bologna is organising a so-called Winter School on the topic “The European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR): The Principle of Non-Discrimination” from 13 to 17 January 2014. It will be held at the University’s School of Political Science in Forlì. Speakers include…

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  • Call for Papers on ECHR and Economic Crisis

    Call for Papers on ECHR and Economic Crisis

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    The Cyprus Human Rights Law Review has issued a call for papers on the theme Recourse to the European Human Rights Law framework in response to the economic crisis which will result in a special issue of the journal. The deadline is 30 November 2013.…

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  • New ECHR Publications and New Publisher for Court’s Report Series

    New ECHR Publications and New Publisher for Court’s Report Series

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    Returned from summer break, I am starting off with a short overview of a number of recent publications on the ECHR.  The new publications on the ECHR are: * Andrew Drzemczewski, ‘L’élection  du juge de l’Union européenne à law Cour européenne des droits de l’homme’,…

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  • Blog Summer Break

    Blog Summer Break

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    The European Court of Human Rights has updated the case-law page of its website (and I am not talking about the search engine HUDOC here). This page now includes the regularly updated Reports of Judgments and Decisions, a selection which permits outsiders to see which…

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