A new piece of mine is now out on Verfassungsblog, where I examine the newest abortion-related ECtHR judgment in A.R. v. Poland. The case shows how women become the primary victims of legal instability, bearing the highest costs of the rule of law crisis.
Posts by Karolina Kocemba
New Book on Political Aesthetics!
Do populists and liberal democrats live differently—through clothes, food, or reading habits?
Can aesthetic choices shape how people engage in politics?
👉The intro to the book:
papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
👉The book:
brill.com/display/titl...
🚨 Job Opportunities 🚨
Join our Law Faculty at the Institute for the Interregional Study of Constitutionalism (IISC), funded by Tomáš Dumbrovský’s ERC grant!
Three academic positions available—apply by May 12 ⏳
🔽 Details below!
An urgent debate at Pakuis de Zwijger on populist lawfare in the US and EU today, building support structures for civil disobedience and doomscrolling with @sldelange.bsky.social, @karolinakocemba.bsky.social, @mstambulski.bsky.social and Scott Cummings
On March 21 in Amsterdam we'll discuss 🦜how right-wing actors are reshaping law & rights in Europe & the US with
@polatoja.bsky.social, @mstambulski.bsky.social, Sarah de Lange and Scott Cummings.
📅 March 21 | 🕒 19:30 | 📍 Pakhuis de Zwijger
🔗 RSVP required: dezwijger.nl/programma/la...
Just finished co-teaching Global Justice & Transnational Legal Mobilization at the International Institute for the Sociology of Law in Oñati with @mstambulski.bsky.social 📚 Truly enjoyed the experience with an incredible group of ambitious, engaged, and passionate students💡💬
Quote from the published article by our author Kim Lane Scheppele: "The US is no clearly on an autocratic path, paved by law."
The situation in the US 🇺🇸 is serious, with the constitutional and political order rapidly changing.
KIM LANE SCHEPPELE (kimlanelaw.bsky.social) explains in our editorial what has happened in the past few weeks and what is at stake.
verfassungsblog.de/trumps-count...
Had a great time last Friday at the University of Oslo, discussing the possibilities and pitfalls of using legal strategies for rights movements.
Big thanks to @mlskilbrei.bsky.social and @annaratecka.bsky.social for organizing such a fantastic event!
Program: www.jus.uio.no/ikrs/english...
A visual announcing the results of the 2024 call for MSCA (Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions) Postdoctoral Fellowships. It highlights 1,696 selected proposals and a €417 million budget. The European Commission and MSCA logos are included, along with scientific-themed visuals.
The 2024 Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowship call results are in.
With a budget of €417 million, we are funding nearly 1,700 researchers from 🇪🇺 and beyond.
They will strengthen EU research in key areas such as social inclusion, AI, and cancer research ↓
europa.eu/!BmWRkh
Thank you Sasha!
Thank you Alex! :)
Exciting news! ✨I’m beyond thrilled to be awarded the Maria Skłodowska-Curie Actions 🇪🇺 grant! I’ll carry out my project REPRO-NETS at the the Institute for Social Sciences, Erasmus University Rotterdam! 🇳🇱
What, and who is EU law for?
A special issue on critical approaches to EU law that I edited has just been published, with short essays from a wonderful group of scholars.
Link: www.tandfonline.com/toc/rtlt20/c...
We are thrilled to make this research accessible to a wider audience. Read the full article here: www.cambridge.org/core/service...
This article sheds light on the complex intersection of populism, law, and non-state actors, offering insights into how these dynamics are transforming the legal-political landscape.
The article examines how right-wing actors (especially NGOs) in Europe are strategically engaging with legal systems to advance their agendas. Far from rejecting the rule of law, they are leveraging it - often in collaboration with populists - to challenge liberal norms and human rights.
📢 Excited to share that my and @mstambulski.bsky.social latest article "Populism, Non-State Actors, and Right-Wing Legal Mobilization in Europe," has been published in the International Journal of Law in Context and is now freely available to everyone www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
My few thoughts on the Polish rule of law restoration.
“It seems that the sovereign, when it comes to the rule of law, is the one who determines who is a judge.”
🔥 It's out! 🔥
Special Issue 'Populism and Right-Wing Legal Mobilization in Europe'
The vol. is a collection of seven papers from excellent scholars from Italy, France, the Netherlands, Hungary, Poland, and the US that map right-wing legal mobilization in Europe.
www.cambridge.org/core/journal...