@mkonstantinidis
Navigating the absurdity. Postdoctoral Researcher @lcel.uni.lu and Visiting Lecturer @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social. EU law, international economic law, international arbitration. Repost/like≠endorse.
Happy to share my analysis of the Lenaimon judgment, where the #CJEU examined whether the EU-Canada #CETA has direct effect, and whether it precludes certain national visa requirements for Russian nationals.
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Glad to share my article on the European taxonomy of international arbitration, its underpinnings & implications for the effectiveness of #arbitration in Europe, published at Arbitration (@ciarb.bsky.social).
You can read it via bit.ly/4rfWxOd. Happy to share with those who do not have access.
Prof @herwighofmann.bsky.social and Marc Van der Woude, President of the EU General Court open the Day2 of our Inaugural Conference on EU Values, welcome all! Our guest is talking about the added value of Art2 in times of crisis and disempowerment for the rule of law
@eucourtofjustice.bsky.social
Welcome to all attending the inaugural conference of the Luxembourg Centre for European Law! We are honoured to open two days of presentations and debates about EU law and values with the opening addresses by our Rector, Luxembourg Minister for Education, Founding Director and Head of Law Dept!
🚨 Happy to share my article on recent US pressures against EU #digital regulation, and Europe's (potential) response. Even after the #EU-#US #trade framework agreement, transatlantic relations remain volatile.
www.luxtimes.lu/businessandf...
@lcel.uni.lu @uni.lu
Silhouettes of three people in front of a weathered British flag, with the headline: Misrepresentations around human rights and immigration fuelling calls to quit ECHR, Oxford report finds
NEW: An Oxford report warns that misleading media coverage is shaping public debate on immigration and human rights.
The study finds the ECHR is frequently misreported in deportation cases, fueling misconceptions that erode trust in the legal system.
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Congratulations to Dr @mkonstantinidis.bsky.social, who has been appointed Thought Leadership Co-Chair of Young ITA (Institute for Transnational Arbitration for the term 2025–2027.
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@uni.lu #uni_lu #LCEL
📢 The 7th Forum of EU Litigation Law returns 30 June 2025!
Join top voices on key CJEU trends.
📍 Luxembourg Centre for European Law
🔗 Register: lnkd.in/eAZA8Ru2
#EULaw #LitigationLaw #LCEL #uni_lu
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Happy to share my @iclq.bsky.social article on intra-EU arbitration under investor-State contracts after Achmea.
It may be of interest to those working on international #arbitration and #EU law alike.
@lcel.uni.lu
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My interview on the state of the rule of law in Europe has been published in the @tageblatt.lu (in German). Thank you for the interesting discussion!
www.tageblatt.lu/headlines/ma...
@uni.lu | @lcel.uni.lu
My interview on the state of the rule of law in Europe has been published in the @tageblatt.lu (in German). Thank you for the interesting discussion!
www.tageblatt.lu/headlines/ma...
@uni.lu | @lcel.uni.lu
Quo vadis, Europe? What’s at stake for the rule of law?
David Althoff, @mkonstantinidis.bsky.social , Lorenzo Gradoni, Gustavo Becker, Marta Requejo Isidro, Joana Mendes and @walterbrunowb.bsky.social reflect on the evolving challenges facing the rule of law.
🇪🇺 75 years since Schuman’s vision, Europe remains a community of law.
But today, the rule of law is being tested, by digital disruption, shrinking trust, & shifting values.
@uni.lu researchers @lcel.uni.lu ask:
Quo vadis, Europe?
What’s next for the legal backbone of the EU?
#EuropeDay
Happy to share my @iclq.bsky.social article on intra-EU arbitration under investor-State contracts after Achmea.
It may be of interest to those working on international #arbitration and #EU law alike.
@lcel.uni.lu
www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
OK. Tariff corner. Today, the first Trump tariffs came into force for EU & UK goods. First up: steel. As of March 12 steel articles (defined in Proclamation 9705) are subject to a 25% tariff. So are derivative steel articles (defined in Proclamation 9980). /1
The arbitration process in this EU/UK dispute is now underway. Some details 1/
My comment on the Romanian Constitutional Court’s decision to annul elections is available now on @verfassungsblog.de Looking forward to discussing it!
What on earth is going on in Romania, and why did the Constitutional Court just annul the Presidential Elections? A 🧵 by a Romanian citizen abroad:
The essential starter pack
Happy to share my new article on the Declaration on the ECJ's Komstroy judgment by the #EU and (almost all) member states. I critically examine the aspired translation of Komstroy to international law and its implications for #ISDS and the Energy Charter Treaty.
bit.ly/4dDE32J
🚨 Call for abstracts for the UKAEL Early-Career Researchers Workshop on #EUlaw 🚨
Great opportunity for UK-based #PhD / #postdoc researchers to discuss their work with leading academics and practitioners.
My new article, titled ‘GDPR fines: methodology, proportionality and the pursuit of effectiveness’, is now published in European Law Review.
It examines, and criticises, the European Data Protection Board's methodology for calculating fines under the GDPR.
My article, written with Prof. Takis Tridimas, titled 'Customary International Law in the Case Law of the CJEU: In Search of Consistency', is now published in CLEER Papers (TMC Asser Instituut).
🌐 bit.ly/3HNI07y
Happy to share my article titled 'Demystifying Autonomy: Tracing the International Law Origins of the EU Principle of Autonomy', published in German Law Journal. May be of interest to those working on EU law, international law or international organisations.
bit.ly/3HhCMAs
Also a law academics list
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Glad to share my CELIS article on the Commission’s anti-subsidy investigation in Chinese electric vehicles. It illustrates the geopoliticisation of trade enforcement and, arguably, affirms the ‘de-risking’ approach to EU-China economic relations.
www.celis.institute/celis-blog/a...
Foreign policy and human rights - CJEU Advocate General's opinion says that the EU courts can rule on damages claims
The UKAEL Young Researchers Workshop on EU Law is taking place on Tuesday 28 November at City Law School.
Stellar line-up of presenters and commentators. Observers are welcome, so reach out if interested!
I've been through the IEA paper saying "Brexit has not had a major impact on UK–EU trade" now. @jdportes.bsky.social rightly points out they're using current prices, which is misleading. twitter.com/jdportes/sta...
A few other points herewith.