Law

Drawing on a comparative analysis of U.S. law, Anna-Katharina Klus examines the limits of single-axis approaches to discrimination and develops a doctrinal approach to recognizing intersectional discrimination within German anti-discrimination law.

What does European competition law have to do with climate protection and social justice? Jule Halbach develops a model demonstrating how competition authorities and courts can take sustainability considerations into account when applying the control of abusive practices by dominant undertakings.

Jörg Spörl examines Erik Wolf's significant narrative of the Great Legal Thinkers of German Intellectual History using an innovative analytical framework and situates it within contemporary political, sociological, literary-historical, pedagogical, philosophical, and legal discourses.

Johannes Erny examines the legal framework governing public sector bodies' access to privately held data. He assesses existing data access instruments under EU law, balancing public access interests and private confidentiality interests, and analyses recent EU data law reforms, in particular the Data Governance Act and the Data Act.