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News
05.09.2023

Professor Mark Dawson is the new Co-Director of the Jacques Delors Centre

The Professor of European Law and Governance will lead the academic arm of the Jacques Delors Centre, contributing to the centre’s research and policy output. 
Centre news
16.05.2023

Professor Mark Dawson writes on EU Treaty reform in Verfassungsblog

The debate on Treaty reform since the Conference on the Future of Europe has been quite pessimistic. But in this blog post Professor Mark Dawson argues that this pessimism is not well-founded. 
News
14.02.2023

Mark Dawson appointed leader of CIVICA’s “Europe Revisited” focus area

The Professor of European Law and Governance will coordinate research on EU governance across university alliance.
News
17.05.2022

Moot Court Team is most successful EU team in 2022 Jessup International Law competition

Students made it to quarterfinals, matching German record for advancing in international rounds.
News
03.03.2022

Hertie School Moot Court Team is German champion for second year in a row

Team now moves to global rounds of 2022 Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition.
News
29.04.2021

Moot court team is 2021 German champion and octofinalist in world cup of international law

Hertie School students are most successful EU team in this year's Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition.
In the media
01.04.2021

Mark Dawson calls German Constitutional Court resolution a "serious legal challenge"

In the Financial Times, Dawson comments on a move that may hold up the EU pandemic recovery fund. 
Blog
14.10.2020

Lessons from EMU: Understanding the trade-offs between procedural and substantive accountability

In this LSE blog post Mark Dawson and Adina Maricut-Akbik draw a distinction between ‘procedural accountability’ and ‘substantive accountability’ arguing that  there should be greater attention paid to the potential trade-offs associated with each approach.
Research workshop
01.09.2020

Research Methods in Fundamental Rights

In an online CIVICA workshop, organised by the Hertie School’s Centre for Fundamental Rights, PhD researchers and early career researchers discussed different methods in fundamental rights research and their implementation.
Podcast
28.05.2020

Fundamental rights in EU policymaking

Mark Dawson explains how the EU’s political process affects fundamental rights protection afforded by EU law.
Opinion
12.05.2020

What did the German Constitutional Court get right in the ECB decision?

In EU Law Live, Ana Bobić and Mark Dawson say the decision may spur reconsideration of the monetary union's basic rules.
In the media
06.05.2020

The German Constitutional Court and the ECB

FT column features Mark Dawson and Ana Bobić on the legality of the ECB's pandemic emergency purchase programme.