Paul James Cardwell
Professor of Law and Vice Dean (Education), King’s College London. Editor of JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies. EU Law, Politics and Governance; Migration; Sanctions; Brexit; Erasmus+. UK/French citizen.
- Just back from a King’s College London official visit to Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou with fellow Vice Deans (Education) and colleagues from admissions, careers and marketing.
- Great experience to attend a breakfast roundtable at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) with H.E. Prime Minister Albin Kurti of Kosovo, MPs, and representatives from the UK media, civil society, and academia.
- Dr Andi Hoxhaj OBE (@andihoxhaj.bsky.social) hosted a high-level panel at @chathamhouse.org bringing together Prime Ministers from the Western Balkans to discuss the future of EU–Western Balkans relations ahead of this year's Berlin Process Summit. Learn more ⬇️ www.kcl.ac.uk/news/kings-a...
- First day of teaching today. A one-off special Introduction to the (English) Common Law for our international LLM Law students at King’s.
- A visit to the Ancient Agora in Athens to mark the end of the holiday.
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- Delighted to publish this fascinating article in an upcoming special issue in @jcms-eu.bsky.social
- On my way home from a very short trip to Basel.
- Presque 30 ans depuis que je suis arrivé à Lille en tant qu’étudiant Erasmus, je suis de retour en mission professionnelle dans le pays des ch’tis.
- Leeds half marathon in warm weather that I am really not built for. Finishing in Headingly Stadium was pretty cool though.
- As editors of @jcms-eu.bsky.social we are delighted to welcome applications for two special issues for 2027. Please see details below!
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- Beyond delighted to be elected a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences! Truly an honour, and I look forward to supporting the work of the Academy. Congratulations too to my @jcms-eu.bsky.social co-editors @gabrielsilesb.bsky.social @rguerrina.bsky.social & UACES chair @tonihaastrup.bsky.social
- Phew! Not as young as I used to be and Sheffield’s hills don’t get any flatter, but it was once again an amazing experience to run the Sheffield Half Marathon.
- Last training run before the first half marathon of the year next Sunday …
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- A return to my PhD alma mater, the University of Edinburgh, for the Dean’s meeting of the Law Schools Global League in the Playfair Library, Old College.
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- A bit of fresh air in the Peak District on a Sunday morning.
- Three jobs open in Law at King’s College London (link below) - questions welcome! - Professor of Law & Vice Dean (Research) (closing: 3 Feb) - Professor of Public International Law (closing: 10 Feb) - Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Environmental Law (closing: 26 Jan) www.kcl.ac.uk/jobs/search?...
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- A great workshop on the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice in the EU last Friday in Lund 🇸🇪 organised by @profjacob.bsky.social. Great discussions amongst some of the academic leaders in this field.
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- Good morning from The Strand.
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- The biggest cultural difference working in London rather than the north of England/Scotland is not having to deal with the question of whether the snow will close schools and universities…
- Hello and thank you to all new followers! My area is EU law/policy and external relations, particularly migration and sanctions. I’m completing a book on the Governance of Migration in Europe and ‘Formal Informality’… which means I should be writing and not on social media..
- As the song almost goes, “I believe that ECRs are the future …”. Great starter pack for those in EU, international law and legal theory.
- go.bsky.app/KE77aRL new starter pack for ECRs in international law, EU law, IHRL and legal theory! 🫡 I guess it might be useful for many (Disclaimer: I added people according to *my* sense of who an early career researcher is - of course, feel free to join if you consider yourself an ECR!)at://did:plc:bsjiuevro7rprio5irtw3rjx/app.bsky.graph.starterpack/3lb2wt64udx22
- A big fan of these starter packs. A great one on legal education with plenty of people worth a follow.
- Another great starter list of fellow migration studies academics.
- Working on critical border studies starter pack for @acbsnetwork.bsky.social go.bsky.app/TxsUGANat://did:plc:5mxnqv7kmhv6mdg7gbvghr7b/app.bsky.graph.starterpack/3lazyiw6kp42e
- The JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies is now on Bluesky. We will be posting links to our articles on all aspects of European #EU integration and #EuropeanStudies. My co-editors @rguerrina.bsky.social and Gabriel Siles-Brügge and I are happy to discuss potential submissions.
- Great starter pack for EU law academics to follow.
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- La semaine dernière n’a pas été la plus facile. Heureusement on a terminé la fin de semaine à Sheffield avec un concert d’un group québécois pleine de joie, Le Vent du Nord.
- A useful starter pack for UK legal commentators on Bluesky below.
- Happy to see @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social on Bluesky
- Closed my twitter account for good. 13,000 followers was nice to have but I haven’t been able to bring myself to open it since May. So I don’t think I’m going to miss it.
- Sending much love to American friends. And anyone who needs it right now.
- Lecturing our first year students in Public Law about Parliament, and walking across Waterloo Bridge with a great view of the Palace of Westminster is always a special feeling.
- First time in #Accra #Ghana to present work on formal informality in migration with scholars from Africa and Europe.
- A great morning running the Humber Bridge Half Marathon from Yorkshire to Lincolnshire and back.
- Halfway through a week of welcoming new students to King’s. Somerset House looking lovely this evening.
- A week of writing and task finishing before the new students arrive …
- Great list of people to follow here if you are (still) into Brexit and its fallout, thanks to @chrisgrey.bsky.social I’ll be posting soon about a couple of forthcoming events I’m speaking at re Higher Education, internationalisation and - of course - Erasmus+.
- Back in the office tomorrow at King’s, and had a great view of it from the sky on the way into London City! #SomersetHouse
