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Call for papers: Rethinking Law’s Families & Family Law

November 1, 2022/in News/by Thalia Kruger
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CALL FOR PAPERS

The International Society of Family Law is holding its 18th (Golden Jubilee) World Conference in Antwerp on 12-15 July 2023. The topic is “Rethinking Law’s Families & Family Law?”

The call for papers is now open. Interested persons are invited to submit abstracts for individual presentations or collective panels by 16 November 2022  by email to conveners@isfl2023.org.

Among other themes, panels may cover legal aspects of reproduction, (minor and adult) siblings, migration, and juvenile law. These of course also include matters of private international law.

The conference will be on-site in Antwerp and in English; proposals for limited French or Dutch panels are also welcome.

More information is available on the website of the University of Antwerp.

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