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EGRUPE

Academic connections that push the boundaries of law

Since 2017, EGRUPE has brought together researchers, master’s and doctoral students, faculty members, and students from various institutions to engage in dialogue, reflect, and present academic work focused on law and social transformation. The event is organized by FMP’s Stricto Sensu Graduate Program in Law and has established itself as an interinstitutional forum for sharing knowledge and strengthening scientific research.

With a program organized into Working Groups (WGs), EGRUPE allows participants to submit their extended abstracts within specific thematic areas, with a focus on critical, interdisciplinary debate and fostering collaboration among different graduate programs.

In 2026, EGRUPE will reach its 10th edition, jointly organized by the Graduate Programs in Law at FMP and UNISC.

X EGRUPE - 2026 Edition

The 10th edition of EGRUPE will take place on August 25 and 26, 2026, in a 100% online format, maintaining its commitment to accessibility, academic exchange, and dialogue among researchers from different institutions.

1

Submission of extended abstracts

From June 15 to August 9, 2026, until 11:59 p.m.

2

Announcement of Approved Papers

August 20, 2026.

3

Registration for Auditors

Through August 23, 2026.

4

Organization of the event

August 25 and 26, 2026, starting at 2:00 p.m.

Participation is free and open to graduate students, faculty members, researchers, and legal professionals from across the country.

Thematic Areas (Working Groups)

The X EGRUPE Working Groups will be held virtually, beginning at 2:00 p.m. August 25, 2026: WG1 and WG2 August 26, 2026: WG3, WG4, and WG5

GT1

Public Policies on Fundamental Rights and Jurisdiction: Shifting Interconnections.

GT2

State, Market, and Society: Equilibrium Equations.

GT3

Public Safety and Criminal Policy: The Expansion of Criminal Intervention in Contemporary Society.

GT4

Human Rights, Citizenship, and New Rights.

GT5

Legal Protection for Vulnerable Individuals.

Why participate?

Strengthen your research network with participants from institutions such as UNESC, UNISC, Milton Campos, and others

Publish your research in electronic proceedings that are academically recognized

Join a free, 100% online event featuring an accessible format and a national dialogue

Gain hands-on experience with the integration of teaching, research, and community engagement—and expand the impact of your academic career

Previous editions

EGRUPE has already held eight editions and featured hundreds of presentations. Check out the highlights and topics discussed in previous editions: