Academic Conference: Digital and Intelligent Europe – EU Citizens and the Challenges of New Technologies for Civil Justice | Keynote speaker: Natali Helberger

Conference organisers Anna van Duin (UvA, Amsterdam Law School), Emma van Gelder (EUR, Erasmus School of Law), Rachel Rietveld (ArbeidsmarktResearch UvA) and  Erlis Themeli (EUR, Erasmus School of Law) organise the ACES Academic Conference: Digital and Intelligent Europe: EU Citizens and the Challenges of New technologies for Cicil Justice.

This two-day Conference revolves around EU citizens in two different capacities: as consumers, and as citizens in search of justice. In this context, digital and intelligent technologies can reduce barriers to access to justice and courts by offering cheaper, faster and simpler solutions. At the same time, such technologies may pose challenges to democracy and the rule of law, where they reshape societal structures, and the way justice is delivered. Organised in cooperation with the ERC ‘Building EU Civil Justice’ project based at the Erasmus School of Law (ESL).

Keynote speaker: Natali Helberger

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