Rethinking Emergency :
The EMERGE Project

Reseaching the modern history of emergency legislations in Europe to prepare their future.

Delivering a chronological examination and a timeline of the practice of emergency in relation to economic, social and political crises EMERGE critically re-evaluates key moments in European constitutional history from 1914 to 2020. In this way, this project offers a comprehensive analysis of emergency by forging a unique multidisciplinary approach drawing on comparative legal history, legal theory and digital humanities
martial law and curfew, eminönü, istanbul, 02.05.1960 (16219896712)

"Countless things can happen that the legislator hasn't provided for; you can't foresee everything; and being aware of that fact is a highly necessary part of foresight."

Jean-Jacques Rousseau - The Social Contract, Book IV, Chapter 6

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