Welcome to the website of the interdisciplinary Research Group on DIgitalization and aCCEss to justice (DIKE) of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB). DIKE focuses upon the possible tools in improving access to justice, digitalization of procedures, automatization – algorithmizing – of decision-making, and the further development of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and online dispute resolution (ODR).
Recent news
“CIVIL DISPUTE RESOLUTION IN THE AGE OF ALGORITHMS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF AI IN LABOUR LAW COURTS” BY ESRA PALIT AND PROF. DR. MARCO GIACALONE
The DIKE Research Group is pleased to announce the recent publication of the article “Civil Dispute Resolution in the Age of Algorithms: An Empirical Study of AI in Labour Law Courts”, co-authored by Esra Palit and Prof.
Prof. Marco Giacalone publishes in CRal – Blog sobre Consum Responsable i Resolució Alternativa de Litigis, entitled "ADR en Europa: la simplificación de los procedimientos de consumo y proyectos SCAN/DEUCE."
The DIKE Research Group is pleased to announce the publication of a new contribution by our Co-Director, Prof.
Upcoming events
Practical info07/10/2022 - 13:30 - 08/10/2022 - 13:00INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ‘DIGITALIZATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF CIVIL DECISIONS WITHIN THE EU’
DIgitalization and aCCEss to justice (DIKE) research group is pleased to announce the organisation of the International Conference on ‘Digitalization and Enforcement of Civil Decisions within the EU’ that will ta
Practical info02/01/2023 - 00:00 -DIKE team has just published the ROADMAP on SCAN2 website
DIKE team has just published on SCAN II website https://scan2.vub.be a roadmap, intended as an user-friendly way to show the national enforcement rules of the ESCP judgements in the 26 EU Member States.
Practical info01/12/2023 - 13:15 - 21/01/2024 - 23:59SCAN2 Call for Papers - for the Final Conference regarding Small Claims Dispute Resolution
Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) and the entire SCAN2 Consortium are pleased to announce the opening of a call for papers to be presented at the final conference of the Small Claims Analysis Net