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9th Journal of Private International Law Conference: Deadline for submission of abstracts

November 15, 2022/in News/by Adeline Chong
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The 9th Journal of Private International Law conference will be hosted by the Yong Pung School of Law, Singapore Management University on 3rd to 5th August 2023. A reminder that the deadline to submit abstracts is Friday 16 December 2022. The Call for Papers can be found here and the conference website is available here. The conference organisers look forward to welcoming you to Singapore next year.

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