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INTEREULAWEAST – call for papers

February 3, 2015/in /by Ivana Kunda
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INTEREULAWEAST, or Journal for International and European Law, Economics and Market Integrations, announced its call for papers. It is looking to publish papers in both the field of law and the field of economics, with an international focus. Topics of particular interest include:

1. legal and economic aspects of European Union and other market integrations, market freedoms and restrictions,
2. competition and intellectual property,
3. company law and corporate governance,
4. international trade and
5. international private and public law.

Additional information is available at the Journal web page.

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