I am delighted to share that I have signed a contract for my forthcoming book, “Informal Institutions in Judicial Decision-Making,” with Taylor & Francis.

The book is scheduled for publication in 2026 by Routledge (Focus Series).

Great to be in Prague for the European Law Abound Conference at Charles University.

I presented a paper co-authored with Prof. Piotr Tuleja on informal institutions in the Polish Constitutional Tribunal.

A pleasure to meet so many friends and colleagues!

If you are in Prague, join us for the European Law Abound Conference. I will be participating in Panel 3.21: Judicial Dialogue and National Constitutional Courts at 15.15.

Come to this great discussion at Charles University.

A trip to Dubrovnik (Croatia). Sea, waves, and a pen. I am starting to really enjoy "computer-free" academic writing.

Today, I presented my paper “Zugzwang Court Unpacking,” analyzing cyclical court packing through a case study of the Mexican jurisdiction at the #ECPR2025 in @ecpr-law-courts.bsky.social

Excellent feedback from @johank76.mastodon.nu.ap.brid.gy (discussant) and the rest of the participants.

Proud to be featured in Chronicles of Silesian Science 2024. My project on supermajority rules in constitutional courts, funded by EEA Grants, was a big adventure.

Silesia has become special for me. It has given me an academic home and new friendships.

It always feels different having a book in your hand.

I am happy to have recieved a printed copy of this book containing my chapter, Undermining Judicial Independence: Chief Justices and Political Alignment in Mexico's Judicial Politics

As every year, I had the pleasure of writing the 2023 Mexican report with A. Herrera and I. Spigno for the «Global Review of Constitutional Law» edited by @richardalbert.bsky.social, David Landau, Pietro Faraguna and Giulia Andrade.

The book is out OA! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

I am very happy that my chapter "Undermining Judicial Independence: Chief Justices and Political Alignment in Mexico's Judicial Politics" is finally out.

Congrats to Nauman Reayat, Rhona Smith, and Moohyung Cho for a wonderful edited book!

I am excited to share that my paper "Analyzing Constitutional Courts as Centralizers and the Impact of Supermajority Rules: A Dataset on the Federalism Conflicts on the Unconstitutionality of Laws in Mexico" is out and Open Access in #DatainBrief from Elsevier