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Gender and Private International Law: Whole Day Workshop May 25 – Call for applications deadline extended to February 15

January 31, 2020/in News/by Ralf Michaels
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The project on Gender and Private International Law (GaP) at the Hamburg Max Planck Institute, jointly organized by Ivana Isailovic and Ralf Michaels, will end the academic year with a bang! After the inaugural workshop (see Asma Alouane’s report here) and three successful reading sessions in the fall, there will be a whole day workshop with three themes and six fabulous conveyors who will enable a truly crossdisciplinary event.
A call for applications to take part is here. The deadline has been extended to February 15. Note that some travel and accommodation money is available for emergent scholars!

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