The CPK makes available a bibliography of European law for the years 1995–21, divided into 40 areas (described in Czech): Bibliografie EP, 1995 - 2021 (PDF)

The Centre received a major research grant under the scheme ERC CZ to fund its comparative and interdisciplinary project on "Identity and Constitutionalism: The Community-building Capacity of Constitutions in the EU-MENAP Region”. It investigates the role of constitutions and constitutionalism in the formation of collective political identity across eight countries in Europe and Middle East and North Africa. This two-year project, involving comparative constitutionalists, political scientists and sociologists, commences in November 2021 ERC CZ Project on Identity and Constitutionalism

Centre for Comparative Law is a research institute of the Law Faculty of Charles University in Prague. The Centre was founded in 2009. The research aim of the Centre is a systematic and comparative examination of civil and European law and its neighbouring fields. The inevitable part of its mission is an examination of the methodological principles for comparative law analysis. The Centre combines foundational research with applied research. Within the latter, the Centre assists in the application of law and preparation of law reform. Within its research focus, the Centre cooperates with scientific institutions in the European Union and beyond. It keeps close contacts with legal practice and its needs through an ongoing dialogue in the form of conferences, educational projects, and expert opinions.

James E. Pfander, Northwestern University School of Law, Chicago, Illinois More

The Center for Comparative Law organizes an International Conference on European Delict which will be held on November 24 and 25, 2016 in the building of the  Law Faculty of the Charles University,... More

Programme Prague.pubfr More

Programme Prague.pubfr More