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Rome II and Defamation: Online Symposium
/1 Comment/in /by Martin GeorgeThe focus of this online symposium, following the publication of the
Rome II and Defamation: Online Symposium Beginning Monday 19th July
/in /by Martin GeorgeOn Monday 19th July,
Vacant Chair in Private International Law or Transnational Law in Geneva
/in /by Martin GeorgeA message from The Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva, Switzerland: Applications are invited for a full-time position of Professor | Associate Professor in Private International Law and/or Transnational Law starting on the 1st September 2011 or on a mutually agreed-upon date. Candidates – women or men – must have a grounding in […]
Publication: Black on Foreign Currency Claims in the Conflict of Laws
/in /by Martin GeorgeThe second book in Hart Publishing’s new
New South Wales and Singapore Supreme Courts Enter Into a Memorandum of Understanding on Questions of Foreign Law
/in /by Martin GeorgeFrom the press release: The Supreme Courts of New South Wales and Singapore have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to work closely and expeditiously on issues arising under foreign law. It is the first time a formal agreement has been forged between an Australian and foreign court on a legal issue, as distinct […]
Dickinson on The Rome II Regulation: Supplement Now Available
/in /by Martin GeorgeAndrew Dickinson’s monograph on The Rome II Regulation – The Law Applicable to Non-Contractual Obligations was published in December 2008, and subsequent contributions from courts and academics have been seen throughout 2009 and 2010. To ensure that his work stays up-to-date and comprehensive, Dickinson has published an Updating Supplement to accompany the monograph. From the […]
Southampton Colloquium on Maritime Conflict of Laws
/in /by Martin GeorgeThe Institute of Maritime Law at the University of Southampton, together with the Universities of Oslo and Tulane, is hosting a colloquium on maritime conflict of laws on 1st -2nd October 2010. The programme looks excellent (it doesn’t seem to be available on the web anywhere, so you’ll just have to trust me on that). […]