Associate Professor of International and Public Law at Copenhagen University Faculty of Law at iCourts. Author of two CUP monographs on international courts.
Copenhagen
Joined March 2021
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New @DirComparati Vlog! Shai Dothan presents his latest book Elites, Power Struggles, and the Law, @routledgebooks 2025. A must-watch for anyone interested in constitutional and comparative law! youtube.com/watch?v=Mz3f64-3… @StalsPisa @OrestePollicino @cladimaio @g_delledonne
A short overview of my new book, Elites, Power Struggles, and the Law @routledgebooks on Dritti Comparati: youtube.com/watch?v=Mz3f64-3…
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We are happy to welcome Prof. Shai Dothan in our Stals Seminars. We discussed his latest book, "Elites, Power Struggles, and the Law: How Courts Support Diffuse Interests" by @routledgebooks on how the courts are supporting diffuse interests. @DothanShai @StalsPisa
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If you're around on Monday and if you wish to discuss how courts relate to diffuse and concentrated interests alongside compliance issues, we'll be over there. @StalsPisa
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Dothan on Transformations of International Law, buff.ly/G3RqERi - Shai Dothan (University of Copenhagen - iCourts - Centre of Excellence for International Courts) has posted The Seeds of Peace and Justice (26 Chicago Journal of International Law (2026)) on SSRN.
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Do you want to conduct cutting-edge research into international law, courts and tech? Now you have the chance to join the leading research hub in the field. iCourts is hiring 3-4 postdocs and 2 PhD students.
Details are found here:
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Research Handbook on the International Court of Justice
Edited by @SkordasAchilles and Lisa Mardikian
Contributors incl: @ATzanakopoulos @NickAIoannides @RussellBuchan @DAWJoyce @akravik79 @IMarchukCPH
Read 🆓 chapter ➡️ doi.org/10.4337/978178811138…
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ALT This Research Handbook presents an in-depth examination of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) and its jurisprudence. Contributing authors dissect the global governance functions of the ICJ and its impact on national legal orders worldwide.
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Our Research Handbook on the ICJ is now OUT! #international law #ICJ.103 years after its first act, an AO on the ILO, the ICJ is more necessary then ever in the current geopolitical conundrum. Many thanks to the contributors and publisher @Elgar_Law @BenBooth157
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How to merge law and literature through John Williams, by dear Prof. Shai Dothan.
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The Workshop on Sociological Inquiries into International Law will be held at the Utrecht University on 13-14 November 2025. Anyone interested in this (fascinating) field, please consider submitting an abstract (deadline 31 March 2025). uu.nl/sites/default/files/re…
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Today we had the pleasure of hosting @DothanShai from @koebenhavns_uni & @iCourts_jur, who presented his forthcoming article on "The Bandwagon of International Law". Thank you Shai for your fascinating presentation and to all participants for the great discussion that followed!
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Please join us for upcoming meeting on Tuesday, 21 January 2025, at 2.30pm, where @DothanShai will present his forthcoming article titled "The Bandwagon of International Law". Please note that it will take place in Room 333 (Cheshin Building) and not our usual location.
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Now available *Informality and Courts: Comparative Perspectives* coedited with Bjoern Dressel @ANUCrawford and Alexander Stroh @unibt
Includes contributions by judicial politics, comparative constitutionalism and sociolegal scholars from across the world
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It's here! Our book *Informality and Courts* (@EdinburghUP 2024) has arrived @latrobe
It has been such a wonderful collaboration with my co-editors Bjoern Dressel (@ANUCrawford), and Alexander Stroh (@unibt), and with an excellent group of great scholars/colleagues (1/2)
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In the symposium on interdisciplinarity: @DothanShai on the importance of social networks in analysing the impact of Courts
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So happy to see my paper, "The multiple meanings of EU law", published in @EuropeanLawOpen as part of the Symposium "New Interdisciplinary Perspectives in EU Law" by Sabine Mair, @DothanShai and @jamayoralda!
On the construction of legal meaning during the Eurozone crisis: @nickhaagensen shows the merits of sociological interpretivism
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It's always a pleasure to publish in @EuropeanLawOpen. My article "Political, not (just) legal judgement: studying EU institutional balance" is part of the Symposium "New Interdisciplinary Perspectives in EU Law" edited by @jamayoralda, Sabine Mair, and @DothanShai
'June' is a state of mind, after all. Our latest issue just dropped. With @Martijn_vdBrink @nickhaagensen @dothanshai and lots more.
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'June' is a state of mind, after all. Our latest issue just dropped. With @Martijn_vdBrink @nickhaagensen @dothanshai and lots more.
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#JGE Article of the Week!
Shai Dothan, Mitja Kovac and Rok Spruk investigate the historical impacts of external #institutional shocks on #Mexico's long-term #development of property rights and the regulation of contracting.
Full Article (open access): sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
ALT Shai Dothan, Mitja Kovac, Rok Spruk | “Long-term effects of deep institutional shocks: Historical evidence from Mexico” | Journal of Government and Economics (JGE) | Vol 16 - Winter 2024
If you want to improve your English, check out my new YouTube channel: youtube.com/@DothanLearning
It contains dozens of short lectures designed to help multilinguals write better, speak better, and think better in English. More lectures are on the way #English #LearnEnglish #learn
