On 15 January 2024, the Faculty of Law of the University of Murcia approved the establishment of the Insolvency Law Section within the Permanent Seminar for the analysis of European Union Law (EU Law Lab). This Section, linked to the Jean Monnet Module "The Transformative Power of European Union Insolvency Law", will constitute a permanent
The methods and means to wage war have not been alien to the use of new technologies in the field of artificial intelligence, especially if we take into account the traditional interest of the States in increasing their military power. Proof of this has been the creation of Autonomous Weapons Systems: weapons with
TEULP’s team is made up of young and experienced scholars, including University of Murcia professors and professors from two other prestigious European universities: Maynooth University (Ireland) and Padua University, (Italy). The TEULP team members complement the Chair holder’s expertise and share his conviction about the need for a project about the Transformative Power of
The research project entitled “The quest for an international regulation for cybernetic activities, an unavoidable necessity? (CYBINREG)”, led by a member of the team (María José Cervell) and the Chair holder, has been launched. The project is funded by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation in the framework of the State Programmes for
Promoting the study of EU Law among students, academics and practitioners by underlining, and explaining, the significant impact that this legal order holds in the domestic legal systems of the EU Member States and beyond the EU’s territory, affecting directly the daily lives of millions of individuals worldwide.
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