Centre for European Legal Studies, Exeter

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The Centre’s approach is critical, independent, comparative and contextual. It draws upon a diverse group of research staff and a unique legacy as one of the UK’s earliest and most influential centres in European Legal Studies.

The Centre for European and Legal Studies (CELS) engages with an international circle of scholars, practitioners, the political community and State and non-State actors. It is assisted in its work by an advisory board. In addition, the Centre maintains collaborative links with other research centres and disciplines on broader themes such as transnational private and commercial law, constitutionalism, human rights, and new forms of governance.

Established in 1972, CELS is one of the oldest centres of its kind in the UK. CELS has close ties with the Centre for European Governance.

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Founding year

1972

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University of Exeter
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Centre for European Studies (CES)

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