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Private International Law and Migration Law

April 24, 2015/in /by Marta Requejo
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Some earlier publications of Veerle Van Den Eeckhout on Private International Law and Migration Law are currently being made publicly available on SSRN. One of the core publications is the article  “De vermaatschappelijking van het internationaal privaatrecht. Ontwikkelingen aan het begin van de 21e eeuw” (written in Dutch. English title: “The Socialization of Private International Law. Developments at the beginning of the 21th Century”). This article provides an exploratory analysis of the interaction between Private International Law and Migration Law.

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