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Summer Seminar in Urbino

April 11, 2008/in /by Gilles Cuniberti
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UrbinoReaders of the blog may be interested in this summer seminar where many courses on conflicts are taught.

The seminar has been hosted by the university of Urbino, Italy, for 50 years. Courses of Private International Law, Comparative Law and European Law are taught either in French or in Italian (with a translation in the other language). Professors are not only Italian (L. Mari, T. Ballarino) and French (H. Muir Watt, B. Audit) but also German (E. Jayme) or Portuguese (M. Rui Moura Ramos, D. Pina).

The program of the 2008 Seminar can be found here.

I personally participated to the seminar years ago and had a great time, so I can only recommend it!

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