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About Ralf Michaels

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The Hague Apostille Handbook (2013) is now available in German, Portuguese, and Russian.

January 17, 2018/in News/by Ralf Michaels

The Apostille Handbook was originally published in the official languages of the Hague Conference, English and French, and is also available in Greek, Spanish, and Vietnamese.  All language versions are available

Japanese Supreme Court Renders Decision on Hague Abduction Convention

January 17, 2018/in Views/by Ralf Michaels

On December 21, 2017, the Japanese Supreme Court

Japan adopts effects doctrine in antitrust law

December 16, 2017/in News/by Ralf Michaels

For a long time, Japan refused to extend application of its antitrust laws to foreign cartels, even those with an impact on the Japanese market. Following a 1990 Study Group Report recommending adoption of the effects doctrine, the Japanese Fair Trade Commission has increasingly applied Japanese antitrust law extraterritorially, as Marek Martyniszyn reports in a

Hague Academy Now Offers Winter Courses

December 10, 2017/in News/by Ralf Michaels

The Hague Academy has long offered three week summer courses in private international law. Beginning in 2019, it will also offer

125th Anniversary of the Hague Conference (HCCH)

December 3, 2017/in News/by Ralf Michaels

On the initiative of Tobias Asser, the First Diplomatic Session of the

Call for Special Issue Proposals

November 27, 2017/in News/by Ralf Michaels

per Matthias Goldmann The

Registration for the Hague Academy Summer Courses is Open

November 2, 2017/in News/by Ralf Michaels

(from the Peace Palace) Attention scholars of international law: The registration for the 2018 summer courses of 

China has signed the Choice of Court Convention

September 12, 2017/in /by Ralf Michaels

More (not much more) information is

Private International Law in Film

September 8, 2017/4 Comments/in /by Ralf Michaels

Can we teach private international law through film? Yes we can, and not only through

For the First Time, a Chinese Court Recognizes and Declares Enforceable a US Monetary Judgment

September 4, 2017/in /by Ralf Michaels
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