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The European Civil Justice Centre is launched at Erasmus School of Law on 27 November 2025 with scholars, practitioners and policy makers addressing the Future of Civil Justice in Europe: Enhancing Access and Innovation. See here for more information and the program ²¹²Ô»å in-person registration o°ù .
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Activities
The European Civil Justice Centre initiates and (co) organizes research and related activities, including academic conferences, webinars and trainings for professionals in the area of civil procedure and private international law. We organize informal (closed or public) bi-weekly research meetings, intended to discuss ongoing research or present research results. We are a research hub to facilitate joint research projects and welcome initiatives. Updates are also included on our website and shared through our .
Our activities for 2025 include:
Inaugural event European Civil Justice Centre – 27 November 2025
The inaugural event will take place at Erasmus School of Law on 27 November 2025. Scholars, practitioners and policy makers address the Future of Civil Justice in Europe: Enhancing Access and Innovation. See here for more  information and the program ²¹²Ô»å in-person registration o°ù .
Seminar: Book launch Heroes of the Judicial Periphery - 4 July 2025
The European Civil Justice Centre (Erasmus School of Law) hosts a seminar, organized by Xandra Kramer and editors Stefaan Voet and Alan Uzelac to launch the book . The editors discuss topical issues highlighting these ‘actors in the shadows’ and selected key experts present the main findings of their chapters, followed by discussion. See for more information .
Seminar: Sustaining Access to Justice – 5 September 2025
The European Civil Justice Centre (Erasmus School of Law) hosted a seminar, organized by Xandra Kramer, Masood Ahmed, Adriani Dori and Masood Ahmed, on the occasion of launching the book (Hart Publishing 2025). The editors, authors and other key experts will highlight pertinent topics and developments on the financing of civil justice. See for more information . The recordings will be published soon.