The origins of this book are in the symposium ‘(How) Should the European Court of Human Rights Resolve Conflicts between Human Rights?’, organized by the Human Rights Centre of Ghent University on 16 October 2014. We are particularly grateful—apart from to the speakers (most of whom have generously contributed to this book)—to the (former) judges of the European Court of Human Rights who kindly agreed to act as commentators at the symposium: Dean Spielmann, Lech Garlicki, Paul Lemmens, Françoise Tulkens, and Ineta Ziemele. Their feedback on draft papers presented at the symposium, shedding both practical and theoretical insight on arguments made, were invaluable in shaping the contours of the book and contents of its chapters. We also wish to extend our profound thanks to Martine Dewulf, who provided excellent (as always) support in the organization of the symposium; and who (also as always) was almost more excited than us about the event.