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Comment by Irina Mützelburg (CMB)
Drawing boundaries is one of the main functions of modern law. Legal boundaries deeply shape modern societies. They define inclusion and exclusion and differentiate legal status, by that determining who belongs to a society or group – and who does not. This fundamental function of law to define belonging is at the heart of a lecture series organized by the Center for Global Constitutionalism (WZB) together with the Centre Marc Bloch.
MaD-Colloquium
This new workshop series on Authoritarian Politics and International Relations offers a forum for systematic debate about authoritarianism in world politics by bringing together scholars from comparative politics and international relations.
This new workshop series on Authoritarian Politics and International Relations (APIR) offers a forum for systematic debate about authoritarianism in world politics.