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Private International Law Festival 2026: The End of the Rule-Based International Order? – Implications for Private International Law

March 13, 2026/in News/by Ralf Michaels
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Edinburg Law School and Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law organize a Private International Law Festival, to take place in Edinburgh 24-25 September 2026. Save the date!

And submit a proposal of up to 500 words, together with a short bio/s in the same word document, to law.events@ed.ac.uk by 10 April 2026 with the email subject clearly marked “Proposal PIL Festival_ Surname/s”. Selected speakers will be informed in May 2026.

More information about the event and the call for papers below.

 

Tags: conference, call for abstracts, Rule-based international order
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