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Festschrift for José María Espinar Vicente

September 18, 2020/in News/by Ralf Michaels
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Iprolex has published a Festschrift (in Spanish) in honor of José María Espinar Vicente, entitled “Private International Law Between Tradition and Innovation.” An announcement (in Spanish) is here; the detailed table of contents is here.

 

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