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But we are proud to say that Martin George contributed 357 entries already.

Entries by Martin George

Publication: Forum Shopping in the European Judicial Area

February 8, 2008/in /by Martin George

A new addition to the Hart Publishing private international law catalogue for 2008 is

Urgent Procedure Adopted for Preliminary Rulings in the Area of Freedom, Security & Justice

January 31, 2008/in /by Martin George

The excellent

Max-Planck Event: Brussels Jurisdiction and Common-Law Jurisdiction

January 27, 2008/in /by Martin George

Essay Competition in Private International Law

January 23, 2008/6 Comments/in /by Martin George

We are pleased to announce The CONFLICT OF LAWS .NET Essay Competition in Private International Law Sponsored by

Conference: The new European Choice-of-Law Revolution – Lessons for the United States?

January 18, 2008/in /by Martin George

On Saturday 9th February 2008, Duke University School of Law will host an international conference entitled, “The New European Choice-of-Law Revolution: Lessons for the United States.” Here’s the blurb: In a globalizing world of interdependent legal systems, determining which laws apply to international private transactions is crucial. Choice of Law, the field that deals with […]

Guest Editorial: Dickinson on Trust and Confidence in the European Community Supreme Court?

January 10, 2008/5 Comments/in /by Martin George

Throughout 2008, CONFLICT OF LAWS .NET will play host to twelve guest editors: distinguished scholars and practitioners in private international law, who have been invited to write a short article on a subject of their choosing. It is hoped that these guest editorials will provide a forum for discussion and debate on some of the […]

Choice of Law in the American Courts in 2007: Twenty-First Annual Survey

January 6, 2008/in /by Martin George

With the start of a new year, and the concomitant end of an old one, comes the

West Tankers, and Worldwide Freezing Orders

January 3, 2008/in /by Martin George

There are two casenotes in the new issue of the Cambridge Law Journal worthy of mention. Firstly,

Happy Christmas / Holidays

December 22, 2007/in /by Martin George

On the assumption that no more items will be posted to Conflict of Laws .net before 25th December, and possibly 1st January (although we did, in fact, churn out quite a few posts in the

What Do We Really Know About the American Choice of Law Revolution?

December 21, 2007/in /by Martin George

There is a substantial book review in the new issue of the Standard Law Review (Oct 2007, Vol. 60, Issue 1):

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