30 publications
PISA 2025: “At best, China benefits from the OECD’s naivety; at worst, from its complacency”
Isabelle Feng has published an article in Le Monde on China’s participation in the OECD’s PISA 2025 assessment. She argues…
Compliance under the EU AI Act: How Firms Navigate Regulatory Complexity in the Digital Landscape
David Restrepo Amariles ,Pablo Marcello Baquero, Compliance under the EU AI Act: How Firms Navigate Regulatory Complexity in the Digital…
Law: a lever for Europe in its dealings with Beijing
Isabelle Feng vient de publier l’article : «Le droit, levier de l’Europe face à Pékin » dans The Conversation. https://theconversation.com/le-droit-levier-de-leurope-face-a-pekin-291888
Each to Their Own Risk: Fairness and Individualisation in Insurance
Nathan Genicot has published the article “A chacun selon son risque : Équité et individualisation à partir du cas de…
SCAENA: A Courtroom Sandbox for Hybrid Human-AI Interaction in Justice
Sébastien Meeùs co-authored “SCAENA: A Courtroom Sandbox for Hybrid Human-AI Interaction in Justice” with Susheel Nath and Karim Benyekhlef. The…
AI in Healthcare: Navigating Legal Risk Assessment with JusticeBot
Sébastien Meeùs co-authored “AI in Healthcare: Navigating Legal Risk Assessment with JusticeBot” with Valentina Dalla Giovanna, Samyar Janatian, Hannes Westermann,…
3Dex: Towards a Legal Framework for AI-Based 3D Modeling from Visual Evidence
Sébastien Meeùs co-authored “3Dex: Towards a Legal Framework for AI-Based 3D Modeling from Visual Evidence” with Raphaël Pittet, Doan Gia…
Regulating children’s digital habits in the age of the metaverse
Sébastien Meeùs has published an article in Lex Electronica entitled “Regulating children’s digital habits in the age of the metaverse”,…
Freedom of association as a legal foundation for degrowth in natural resource management
The article “Freedom of association as a legal foundation for degrowth in natural resource management” appears in the proceedings of…
The relational law of society
Garance Navarro-Ugé’s article “Le droit relationnel de la société” (“The relational law of society”) appears in Conceptions relationnelles du droit.…
Algorithmic profiling is the flip side of solidarity
Nathan Genicot was interviewed by Élucid about his book Des règles sur mesure. Généalogie du profilage algorithmique (Tailor-made rules: A…
The Legal Bookshop – interview
To mark the publication of his book Des règles sur mesure: généalogie du profilage algorithmique (Tailor-made rules: A genealogy of…
Rethinking European digital regulation through the lens of global law
Benoît Frydman’s concluding essay for the volume L’Union européenne et l’économique numérique, edited by C. Mongouachon (DICE Publishing, 2026). Full…
The rule of law is a struggle
In an interview with Bâtonnier Van Gils for La Tribune, Benoît Frydman, a member of Avocats.be’s Observatory of the Rule…
Profiling someone always means evaluating them
Nathan Genicot gave Philonomist an interview, available free of charge, about his book Des règles sur mesure: généalogie du profilage…
How algorithmic profiling is transforming our practices
Listen to a podcast on L’Air du temps (RCF) devoted to Nathan Genicot’s book Des règles sur mesure: généalogie du…
China’s Tech Boom Was Indeed Built on Greenbacks
Isabelle Feng vient de publier l’article : « L’âge d’or de la tech chinoise s’est bel et bien bâti sur…
AI Agents in Payments: Applications, Risks and Regulations
Amariles DR, Charlotin D, He-Guelton L. AI Agents in Payments: Applications, Risks and Regulations. European Journal of Risk Regulation. 2026;17(3):884-907.…
Third Party Intervention Submitted to the European Court of Human Rights in XY v. Georgia
In February 2026, the Equality Law Clinic participated in a third-party intervention before the European Court of Human Rights in…
The EU AI Act: A Thematic Commentary
Nathan Genicot contributed to the book The EU Artificial Intelligence Act: A Thematic Commentary edited by G. Malgieri, G. González…
The Caster Semenya case: Unmasking monsters, celebrating gods
Drawing on the Caster Semenya case, this contribution examines how practices that normalise female bodies operate in elite sport in…
Tailor-Made Rules: A Genealogy of Algorithmic Profiling
Nathan Genicot publishes Tailor-Made Rules: A Genealogy of Algorithmic Profiling with Éditions Amsterdam (7 May 2026). Book cover: https://centreperelman.be//content/uploads/2026/04/Amsterdam-couv-Des-regles-sur-mesure-768×1110-1.jpg PUBLISHER’S…
Law’s fragile circuits: Bruno Latour and the ecology of legal practices
Frédéric Audren has published a chapter entitled “Law’s fragile circuits: Bruno Latour and the ecology of legal practices” in Bruno…
Europe and generative AI: a missed opportunity
Nathan Genicot has published an article entitled “Europe and generative AI: a missed opportunity” in the journal Délibérée. Read the…