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Law Unboxed is a new magazine showcasing the many ways in which research of the Amsterdam Law School contributes to a fairer and more just society. Through a collection of articles, interviews and short features, the magazine offers insight into the many ways UvA legal researchers engage with policymakers, courts, civil society organisations, businesses and other societal partners.

The stories in Law Unboxed demonstrate that societal impact takes many forms. Some contributions highlight large-scale research projects that have influenced legislation, public debate or legal practice. Others focus on smaller initiatives, collaborations and interventions that have led to meaningful change in specific communities or professional fields.

Together, these stories reflect the breadth and diversity of research across the Amsterdam Law School at the University of Amsterdam and illustrate how academic expertise can help address complex societal challenges.

By highlighting these stories of impact, Law Unboxed aims to inspire researchers, students and external partners, whilst also providing a richer picture of the role of legal research, both within and beyond the academic world.