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Conflict of Laws Lectureship at Cambridge

February 20, 2015/in /by Marta Requejo
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The Faculty of Law, Cambridge University, is advertising a three year lectureship in Conflict of Laws sponsored by Clifford Chance. The closing date is 13th March 2015. More detail is available here.

If anyone would like to discuss the details of this post, please contact Richard Fentiman (rgf1000@cam.ac.uk), Pippa Rogerson (pjr1000@cam.ac.uk) or Louise Merrett (lm324@cam.ac.uk) all of whom research and lecture in conflict of laws in Cambridge.

H/T: Gilles Cuniberti

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