Jean Monnet Chair @EUErasmusPlus promoting interdisciplinary and empirical education and research in EU law & Politics @DothanShai @iCourts_jur @jura_ku
Copenhagen, Denmark
Joined August 2019
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Who can protect your rights from companies like #Google and #Facebook? In this paper, I argue that the European Court of Human Rights and the Court of Justice of the European Union can help: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.… @iCourts_jur @SHIELD_LAW #HumanRights #internationalcourt #ECHR
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In our latest working paper @DothanShai offers up a novel phenomenologically grounded methodology of doctrinal analysis. Read 'A New Model of Reasoning by Analogy' here:
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#Husserl #LegalReasoning
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The introduction of my new book, How to Master English as a Multiligual is now available for free at @ElgarPublishing: elgaronline.com/monochap/boo…
#EnglishLanguage #LanguageLearning #writing @iCourts_jur @SHIELD_LAW
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Delighted to hold the author copies of my book How to Master English as a Multilingual for the first time. Thank you @ElgarPublishing for an excellent production process. @iCourts_jur @SHIELD_LAW #EnglishLanguage #multilingual #LanguageLearning
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This is what you should answer populists when they say that they represent "the people": papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.… #populism #ThePeople #politics @UCPH_Research @iCourts_jur @SHIELD_LAW
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Looking for ways to save research time in 2023? All 7 chapters of my book International Judicial Review cambridge.org/core/books/int… are summarized in short lectures on @anchor anchor.fm/shai-dothan/episod… @UCPH_Research @iCourts_jur @SHIELD_LAW #Courts #internationallaw #echr #books
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My new guide to improving your English as a multilingual is now available also on Amazon.com amazon.com/How-Master-Englis… #LANGUAGE #LanguageLearning #English #writingtips #publicspeaking @ElgarPublishing
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The networks that surround international courts can help them get compliance with their judgments. Here is my paper on how courts can build such networks: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.… #Courts #judges #internationalcourts #Network #socialnetworking #ngo @iCourts_jur @SHIELD_LAW
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My book How to Master English as a Multilingual is now available for pre-order: e-elgar.com/shop/gbp/how-to-… #Languages #EnglishLanguage #writing #publicspeaking @iCourts_jur @SHIELD_LAW @ElgarPublishing
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Tomorrow is the big day. I am excited and honored to welcome here in Copenhagen 12 excellent scholars and great friends who generously agreed to comment on my new book "Law as a Science". Join us on zoom: jura.ku.dk/icourts/calendar/… @iCourts_jur @SHIELD_LAW #legaltheory #law
Today was the last class in my Jean Monnet course on #populism for this semester. The last two classes were dedicated to presentations by students. I am very proud of the group and look forward to reading their fascinating assignments. #politicalscience @iCourts_jur @SHIELD_LAW
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My new book How To Master English as a Multilingual coming out in January 2023 with @ElgarPublishing: e-elgar.com/shop/gbp/how-to-… @iCourts_jur @SHIELD_LAW #EnglishLanguage #englishlearning #multilingual
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In his latest working paper @DothanShai embarks on a scintillating exploration of the dangerous potentials of "concentrated interest groups" and questions whether democratic checks and balances are enough to curb their power. Read this essential work here: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
Today at the @EUPoLex seminar, @jakakukavica presented a fascinating typology of methods for using consensus by courts @iCourts_jur @jura_ku #courts #consensus #interpretation #legaltheory
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The introduction to my symposium issue with Gregor Maucec provides a detailed overview of the impact of personal backgrounds on the work of international judges. It is available Open Access on @LJIL_Leiden cambridge.org/core/journals/… #judicialbehavior #judges @iCourts_jur @SHIELD_LAW
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For anybody who knows Hebrew: Check out this fascinating review of my recent book cambridge.org/core/books/int… at law.haifa.ac.il/wp-content/u…. I am deeply grateful to @amichaic for his deep and enlightening paper and for engaging with my work. #InternationalLaw #Israel #courts
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Lovely surprise at my work desk - the latest issue of @Retskraft - the student-led journal at @jura_ku. Great to review students’ work- even better to see it all come together! Guest editors for this issue @DothanShai & @jamayoralda but @MatthiasSmed is the real MVP! @iCourts_jur
Very grateful to @jamayoralda and @MatthiasSmed and extremely proud of the excellent @koebenhavns_uni students who contributed to this project.
Very happy to see the results of this collaborative educational project between @Retskraft @EUPoLex @DothanShai @MatthiasSmed & @PromethEUs_JM And congratulations to all the @jura_ku & @PolsciCph for their excellent research. It was a pleasure to travel this path together 🇪🇺🇩🇰🇪🇸
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Very happy to see the results of this collaborative educational project between @Retskraft @EUPoLex @DothanShai @MatthiasSmed & @PromethEUs_JM And congratulations to all the @jura_ku & @PolsciCph for their excellent research. It was a pleasure to travel this path together 🇪🇺🇩🇰🇪🇸
Volume 6, Issue 1 of Retskraft, our special issue on EU Law & Politics in collaboration with @EUPoLex and @PromethEUs_JM, is out now!
All articles are freely available at retskraft.dk/udgivelser
#dkjura #dkforsk #fremtidensjurister #eu #law #politicalscience
ALT A photograph of the latest issue of Retskraft – Copenhagen Journal of Legal Studies. The front cover features an artwork, showing a city on the left, a mountain turning into scales of justice in the middle, and a ruined city in the distance on the right. In between the city on the left and the ruined city on the right is a wall, which stops a chain of people moving from the ruined city on the right to the city on the left. The background consists of what could either be perceived as a sunrise or a sunset.