Winter School - Constitutional Crisis
The fourth Advanced Skills course took place From 1st of March to 3rd, 2026. The 1st of March and 3rd of March took place at Torre Galfa, Milan while the 2nd of March was held at the University of Milano-Bicocca. The Winter School on Constitutional Crises is an advanced academic program designed for junior scholars interested in a critical and comparative exploration of constitutional transformation.
The initiative is organized within the framework of the TNE IMP-ACCTS Project and is funded by the European Union under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan.
The School aims to provide a forum for high-level reflection on the causes, manifestations, and implications of constitutional crises across different legal and political systems. Through lectures, seminars, and structured discussions, participants engaged with distinguished experts to examine how constitutional frameworks adapt—or fail to adapt—to modern challenges such as the impact of AI on democracy and the rule of law , cybersecurity threats , and the protection of fundamental rights in the digital frontier . The program also included immersive trials and roundtables for young scholars, fostering a deep dialogue on legal resilience in times of crisis.
Emphasizing interdisciplinarity and comparative dialogue, the Winter School fosters scholarly exchange among experienced researchers in constitutional law, international law, and related fields.
