Ana Bobić

‘The Crisis of Long-Termism: Time and Independence in the European Union’ – my new article with Antoine Vauchez
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dear academia! Does anyone perhaps have access to this paper? Big thanks! www.inderscienceonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1...

read this pretty much in one breath, a great piece. We should all do more history.

Quote from our published article by author Jennifer Orlando-Salling: “New pathways towards understanding the rule of law’s deficiencies emerge from investigating contexts “upwards” or from below, problematising the rule of law’s imperial and colonial blind spots.”

In our newest contribution to our symposium “Controversies over Methods in EU Law II” JENNIFER ORLANDO-SALLING explores how decolonial approaches in European Law offer a constructive space towards dialogue and reconstruction.

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I have spent so many procrastination minutes zooming in and out of this border at various times, and also heard Covid times stories about half a shop being under quarantine, and the other half being open...crazy.

Yes, we should talk about class. Maria Tzanakopoulou in the first contribution to drop from our Marxism and EU Law symposium.

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Research Associate - Reconfiguring Europe (gn) part-time (10 hours/week)

Come work with me! I am looking for a research associate to support my new DFG project, on a 10h/week basis. For further information, please see the link below or email me. Deadline 21 April 2025. Thanks for spreading the word! hertie-school.dvinci-easy.com/en/p/en/jobs...

2 more weeks to apply for a fully funded PhD at the @hertieschool.bsky.social @delorsberlin.bsky.social in EU law & governance, supervised by Mark Dawson and me. Details below!

Imagining transnational solidarity in the EU through Hegel’s idea of mutual recognition How do EU constitutional scholars define solidarity? For the most part, solidarity is used as a political soundbite for something that is generally seen as ‘good’ or normatively desirable.

How do #EU constitutional scholars define #solidarity - and what does #Hegel have to do with it? In a #NewPaper, @anabobic.bsky.social reflects upon the approach towards solidarity in EU #law and revisits Hegel's idea of mutual recognition. Read the paper here 👉 www.delorscentre.eu/en/publicati...

might be wrong too. Could be one of those books everyone pretends to have read :) Certainly nobody took any lessons from it...

really? I feel like everyone knows about it, read it, loves it, but just pretends it's not about them.

"someone Hans Fallada warned us about"?

this might help I think?

Socialism is not Liberal Moralism on Steroids Socialists don’t need to appeal to morality and justice. Unlike liberals and conservatives, they can point out how the world works, and how our political imagination is constrained as a result.

In which I rant about how the Left better keep away from zombie Rawlsianism & other assorted moralisms damagemag.com/2025/02/25/s...

This was a joy to read. Highly recommend!

Imagining transnational solidarity in the EU through Hegel’s idea of mutual recognition - Ana Bobić, 2025 How do we, EU constitutional scholars, define solidarity? For the most part, solidarity is used as a political soundbite for something that is generally seen as...

After years of brewing, my article on transnational solidarity in the EU, helped by Hegel's ideas, is now published open access with the Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

a great editorial by Anuscheh Farahat in the new issue of ELO www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

enjoy these 23 minutes of Waltraud Schelkle taking apart Draghi's report.

Thank you!

The ECB is an endless source of academic commentary - very happy I was part of this multidisciplinary special issue, that covers a truly broad range of perspectives on the ever-growing influence that the ECB has on the lives of everyone living in the EU.

www.stals.santannapisa.it/sites/defaul... glad to launch soon my latest book and to be in good company: prof. #giuseppemartinico prof. #susannacafaro and dr @anabobic.bsky.social 17.2.2025 join us!

something like this? Although perhaps not as geographically specific global.oup.com/academic/pro...

Come work with me in Berlin! The @delorsberlin.bsky.social and the @hertieschool.bsky.social offer a 3-year scholarship for a PhD in European Law & Governance from Sep 2025, supervised by Mark Dawson and me. Application deadline: 16 March 2025. Please spread the word! apply.interfolio.com/162361

An excellent new piece by @sarahganty.bsky.social "Poverty in judgecraft: new narratives through the language of equality". Exposing the harm that the awful framing of facts in cases such as Dano (and there are many more) inflicts, and offering a refreshing way out.

I've already read through half of this special issue and can warmly recommend!

Getting started on BlueSky with our call for papers for the 2025 EuConst Symposium, which we will host at Luiss University in the beautiful city of Rome on June 24. We welcome abstracts on any theme of European and comparative constitutional law. Application deadline March 3.

What, and who is EU law for?

A special issue on critical approaches to EU law that I edited has just been published, with short essays from a wonderful group of scholars.

Link: www.tandfonline.com/toc/rtlt20/c...

Unpacking Legal Accountability: The Case of the European Central Bank | Article | Politics and Governance Mark Dawson, Ana Bobić

starting the new year with some self-promotion: Mark Dawson and I have a new open access paper out: "Unpacking Legal Accountability: The Case of the European Central Bank", published in Politics and Governance (@CogitatioPaG) www.cogitatiopress.com/politicsandg...

so much needed! Congrats Dimitry!

Workshop: Research methods in fundamental rights Workshop for doctoral and early-career legal researchers will take place on 16-18 June. Hosted by the Hertie School's Centre for Fundamental Rights.

Save the date!

The 2025 edition of our Annual Workshop on Research Methods in Fundamental Rights @theHertieSchool:

8 masterclasses, keynote by Prof. Joseph Weiler @NYU, & feedback on your methods & methodology.

📅 16–18 June 2025

Apply by 20 Feb: tinyurl.com/4zykkzc9