Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin - DynamInt


DFG Research Training Group: DynamInt

DynamInt is a graduate program funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) launched on October 1, 2019. Its common field of study is the equilibrium between harmonisation and plurality in European law. The core of the program is the development of rules, principles and institutions from the perspective of legal scholarship that inspire a dynamic vision of integration in order to face the challenges of processes of disintegration in the EU. 

The methodological approach of DynamInt is both international and interdisciplinary. DynamInt is situated within the outstanding network of leading universities in Europe united in the European Law School. The program also benefits from interdisciplinary cooperations under the auspices of the Law & Society Institute Berlin and several other institutes.

 

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News

New Publication by our int. Post-Doc Paola Valerio:  Emissions Offsetting and Consumer Litigation (La compensazione delle emissioni e il contenzioso consumeristico), in M. Carducci e M. Giorgianni (Eds), Contenzioso climatico e limite del potere, Roma: Sapienza Università Editrice, 2026, available in open access.

New Publication by our int. Post-Doc Paola Valerio: US law through the decisions of the Supreme court (Il diritto degli Stati Uniti attraverso le decisioni della Corte suprema), Roma: Sapienza Università Editrice, 2026 (together with Allessandro Somma and Lorenzo Serafinelli), available in open access.

New publication by DynamInt PostDoc Andrea Caravita: Entity, Community and Interests in the Legal Framework of Collective Domains (Ente, collettività ed interessi nell’ordinamento giuridico dei domini collettivi), in the Journal Bilancio, comunità, persona, 2025. Find the article here.

Successful Completion of the DynamInt-Conference "Windy-Roads" that took place from January 28 - 30 2026. Seven panels discussed the ambivalent relationship between Union Citizenship and Member State Nationality. Find more information here. 
Congratulations to our PostDoc Dr. Luke Dimitrios Spieker, who received the "Best Article Prize" at the annual meeting of the Arbeitskreises Europäische Integration for his article "Was Grimm Wrong? Putting the Over-constitutionalization of EU Law to the Test" (German Law Journal).
New publication by  DynamInt fellow Jana Ebersberger: EuGH: Unionsweite Anerkennung von Geschlechts- und Namensänderungen – Anmerkung zu EuGH v. 4.10.2024, C-4/23 - Mirin, GPR 2025, 256–260. 
New publication by DynamInt PostDoc Dimitri Spieker! In the European Constitutional Law Review he elaborates why national competences cannot be invoked against interpretations of EU law by the CJEU. His take: stop the competence confusions! 
Congratulations: DynamInt Alumnus Dr. Lukas Huthmann has received the Prize of the Humanities of the Göttingen Academy of Sciences and Humanities in Lower Saxony. 
New publication by DynamInt members Prof. Dr. Martin Heger, Philippos Kotsalis, and Dr. Anna Sakellaraki:  Politisch motivierte Kriminalität in Maurers Gesetzgebung, in: Löhnig/Papathanasiou (Hrsg.) Georg Ludwig v. Maurer (1790-1872) - Gesetzgeber Griechenlands, Berlin 2025, S. 149-160.
Congratulations: Dynamint postdoctoral researcher Andrea Caravita di Toritto has received the Scientific Recognition Award for the best legal article of the years 2023–2024, awarded by the Umberto Borsi Foundation for Administrative Studies at the University of Bologna.
Sarah Cichon and Louk Middelhoek elected as speaker for the winter semester 2025/26.