The Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law is a renowned institution that specializes in international law, European law, and comparative public law. It is one of the most prominent intellectual communities globally. The institute’s directors, together with doctoral and postdoctoral researchers, engage in top-notch research in all areas of public law. This encompasses various topics such as the use of force, global constitutionalism, international human rights law, and European constitutional law. Research can take the form of collaborative, multi-year projects involving several researchers, or individual theses and articles. Moreover, every year, the MPIL hosts many guests from different countries, significantly enriching the academic discourse and life of the institute.