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Energy Justice and the European Law of Transition: Introduction
From Energy Transition to Legal Transformation This symposium brings together six contributions that emerged from the international workshop “Energy Justice in the European Law of Transition”, convened under the auspices of the Amsterdam Centre [...]
One Century Late: Negotiating Property of the Former Emperor’s Family
The direct descendant of the last German emperor has proven to be a legal tyrant by intimidating historians, journalists, and others through numerous Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPP). The prospect of long and [...]
Towards Collective Redress for Data Harms under the GDPR
This blog post builds on the analysis developed in our article ‘Towards Collective Redress for Data Harms under the GDPR’, published in Mass Claims Journal 2025/1, pp 67-77. In a global digital and information economy, [...]
Collective Redress in the Digital Age
From Digital Harm to Collective EnforcementThe rapid and pervasive digitalization of global life has fundamentally reshaped the architecture of power, leading to complex challenges related to digital harms. Today, millions of (individual) consumers or small [...]
Financing Digital Rights Litigation against Big Tech
Introduction Tech policy discussions too rarely focus on how laws are to be enforced against big tech companies, or how private enforcement litigation against tech companies to promote digital rights can be funded. Passing [...]
Collective Settlements in the Digital Space
Why Do Settlements Matter? In the practice of mass litigation, collective settlements play a major role. Empirical evidence shows that the majority of collective disputes are not adjudicated on the merits, but instead are [...]
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