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Revue Critique de droit international privé – issue 2024/4

February 26, 2025/in News/by Etienne Farnoux

Written by Hadrien Pauchard (assistant researcher and doctoral student at Sciences Po Law School) The fourth issue of the Revue Critique de droit international privé of 2024 will very shortly be

Book review: H. Muir Watt’s The Law’s Ultimate Frontier: Towards an Ecological Jurisprudence – A Global Horizon in Private International Law (Hart)

November 13, 2024/in Views/by Etienne Farnoux

(Written by E. Farnoux and S. Fulli-Lemaire, Professors at the University of Strasbourg) Horatia Muir Watt (Sciences Po) hardly needs an introduction to the readers of this blog. The

Revue Critique de droit international privé – issue 2024/3

October 2, 2024/in News/by Etienne Farnoux

Written by Hadrien Pauchard (assistant researcher and doctoral student at Sciences Po Law School) The third issue of the Revue Critique de droit international privé of 2024 was released on October 1st. It contains four articles and several case notes. In line with the Revue Critique’s recent policy, the doctrinal part will shortly be made available […]

New Issue of Revue Critique de droit international privé (2024/2)

August 21, 2024/in News/by Etienne Farnoux

Written by Hadrien Pauchard (assistant researcher at Sciences Po Law School) The second issue of the Revue Critique de droit international privé of 2024 was released a few weeks back. It contains a rich thematic dossier of seven articles and several case notes. Under the direction of Prof. Sabine Corneloup (Université Paris-Panthéon-Assas), the doctrinal section […]

Revue Critique de droit international privé – issue 2024/1

July 17, 2024/in News/by Etienne Farnoux

Written by Hadrien Pauchard (assistant researcher at Sciences Po Law School) The first issue of the Revue Critique de droit international privé of 2024 was released a few months ago. It contains 2 articles and several case notes. Once again, the doctrinal part has been made available in English on the editor’s

Revue Critique de droit international privé – issue 2023/4

June 10, 2024/in News/by Etienne Farnoux

Written by Hadrien Pauchard (assistant researcher at Sciences Po Law School) The fourth issue of the Revue critique de droit International privé of 2023 (available

French Supreme Court ruling in the Lafarge case: the private international law side of transnational criminal litigations

February 13, 2024/3 Comments/in Views/by Etienne Farnoux

Written by Hadrien Pauchard (assistant researcher at Sciences Po Law School) In the Lafarge case (Cass. Crim., 16 janvier 2024, n°22-83.681, available

PIL and (De)coloniality: For a Case-by-Case Approach of the Application of Postcolonial Law in European States

January 28, 2024/2 Comments/in Views/by Etienne Farnoux

Written by Sandrine Brachotte who obtained a PhD. in Law at Sciences Po, Paris and is a Guest Lecturer at UCLouvain (Saint-Louis, Brussels). 1. PIL and (De)coloniality in Europe This post follows Susanne Gössl’s blog post series on ‘Colonialism and German PIL’ (especially s. 3 of

French Cour de cassation rules (again) on duty of domestic courts to apply European rules of conflict on their own motion

January 3, 2024/in Views/by Etienne Farnoux

Written by Hadrien Pauchard (assistant researcher at Sciences Po Law School) In the Airmeex case (Civ. 1re 27 septembre 2023, n°22-15.146, available

Revue Critique de droit international privé – issue 2023/3

December 11, 2023/in News/by Etienne Farnoux

The third issue of the Revue critique de droit international privé of 2023 will be released shortly. It contains a thematic dossier of five articles, as well as several case notes. The doctrinal part of the volume is entirely devoted to the reflections arising from the symposium held at Université de Tours on January 6, […]

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