RR: EAGER Collaborative Research: Building Dynamic Research Communities in Global Legal Studies

比较和国际法律的方法为未来的科学创新奠定了基础。复杂的法律的框架越来越多地被用来解决我们时代最紧迫的问题。 这些问题超越了国界、治理水平和政策专业领域，需要协调、合作和融合，以创造可持续的制度解决方案来满足这些紧迫的社会需求。该项目旨在形成关键的联系、承诺和制度化，以确保在如何设计和实施比较法和国际法研究以及如何传播研究结果和数据方面发生变革。 到目前为止，缺乏透明度、有限的问责制、持续性差的研究生导师制以及缺乏普遍接受的数据共享平台，导致该领域支离破碎，并出现大量一次性数据项目。这反过来又妨碍了维持解决突出的法律的问题的研究议程的能力。 该项目开发了三个协作组件：数据基础设施，创意实验室和年度研究研讨会。这些制度创新将共同确保法律和社会科学领域数据的可复制性、可复制性和可推广性，并将创建一个新的多学科和跨学科合作团队模式，更好地适应全球法律的挑战的复杂性和范围。

Comparative and international legal approaches provide the foundation for future scientific innovation. Complex legal frameworks are increasingly offered as the solution to the most pressing issues of our time. The issues transcend borders, levels of governance, and areas of policy expertise demanding coordination, collaboration, and convergence to create sustainable institutional solutions to these pressing societal needs.This project pilots a new model for collaborative and convergent research communities in law and social sciences. The project aims to form the critical connections, commitments, and institutionalization to ensure a transformative change in how research on comparative and international law is designed and implemented, and how the findings and data from the research are disseminated. To date, lack of transparency, limited accountability, poorly-sustained graduate mentorship, and an absence of a commonly-accepted platform for data sharing have led to a fragmented field and a large number of single-use data projects. In turn, this has hampered the ability to sustain research agendas resolving salient legal questions. The project develops three collaborative components: data infrastructure, Idea Labs, and an Annual Research Workshop. Together, these institutional innovations will ensure the reproducibility, replicability, and generalizability of data in the field of law and social sciences, and they will create a new multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary collaborative team model that is better equipped to embrace the complexity and scope of global legal challenges.