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Le droit à l’épreuve des siècles et des frontières. Mélanges Bertrand Ancel

June 17, 2018/in News/by Marta Requejo

It is my pleasure to announce the release of the Mélanges en l’honneur du Professeur Bertrand Ancel – Le droit à l’épreuve des siècles et des frontières. Bertrand Ancel has devoted his academic career to private international law and civil law, enriched with comparative law and history. Professor emeritus of the University Paris II Panthéon-Assas, editor-in-chief […]

Extraterritoriality: Outstanding Aspects (Contribution to a Collective Book)

June 10, 2018/in News/by Marta Requejo

Prof. Zamora Cabot has just made available on

Case C-191/18 and Us

June 5, 2018/in Views/by Marta Requejo

Open your eyes, we may be next. Or maybe we are already there? Case

Le droit international privé dans le labyrinthe des plateformes digitales

June 1, 2018/in News/by Marta Requejo

To celebrate its 30th Private International Law Day, the SICL is holding a conference devoted to the new challenges of what is sometimes described as the “collaborative” or “sharing” economy. It will take place in Lausanne on 28th June 2018. The concept of economy includes crowdfunding, “Uberisation” and all other intermediary activities using a digital […]

Workshop on the Protection of Human Rights in Transnational Situations, Strasbourg 5th June

May 31, 2018/in News/by Marta Requejo

Edited by Delphine Porcheron, Mélanie Schmitt and Juliette Lelieur The University of Strasbourg is organizing workshop series on the protection of Human Rights in transnational situations. The research is conducted in criminal law, labour law, and private international law. After the first meeting which took place last January with the presence of Horatia Muir Watt, […]

International Seminar on Private International Law 2018 (Programme)

May 30, 2018/in News/by Marta Requejo

The programme of the 2018 edition of the International Seminar on Private International Law organized by Prof. Fernández Rozas and Prof. De Miguel Asensio, has been released and is available here. In this occasion, the Seminar is jointly organized with Prof. Moura Vicente and is to be held at the Law Faculty of the University of […]

Private-Public Divide in International Dispute Resolution. A 2017 Hague Lecture, Out Now

May 24, 2018/in News/by Marta Requejo

The 2017 Hague Lecture of Prof. Burkhard Hess, just published in the Recueil des Cours, addresses dispute resolution in international cases from the classical perspective of the private-public divide. This distinction is known in almost all legal systems of the world, and it operates in both domestic and in international settings. The main focus of the […]

TDM Call for Papers: Special Issue on Cybersecurity in International Arbitration

May 23, 2018/in News/by Marta Requejo

We are pleased to announce a forthcoming Transnational Dispute Management (TDM, ISSN 1875-4120,

60° SEMINARIO DI DIRITTO COMPARATO ED EUROPEO

May 23, 2018/in News/by Marta Requejo

The 60th Seminar of Comparative and European Law in Urbino (Italy) has already been announced. It will take place from August 20, to September 1. The program includes presentations on many different topics, some of them of direct interest for private international lawyers and scholars.  The whole program is available

Cross-Border Debt Recovery in the EU. Workshop on the application of the EU “second generation” regulations in France and Luxembourg

May 20, 2018/in News/by Marta Requejo

The workshop Cross-Border Debt Recovery in the EU. Application of the “second generation” regulations in France and Luxembourg, taking place at the MPI Luxembourg on June 8th, is organised in the framework of the IC2BE research project “Informed Choices in Cross-Border Enforcement” (JUST-AG-2016-02). Funded by the Justice Programme (2014-2020) of the European Commission, this project aims […]

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