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Call for Papers: “Tariffs: Emerging challenges in global trade” by the Journal of Law, Market & Innovation (JMLI)

May 30, 2025/in News/by Tobias Lutzi

The Journal of Law, Market & Innovation (JLMI) welcomes submissions for its first issue of 2026. The Call for Papers for this second issue is devoted to Tariffs: Emerging challenges in global trade. You can find the call with all the details at

ZEuP – Zeitschrift für Europäisches Privatrecht 2/2025

May 20, 2025/in News/by Tobias Lutzi

A new issue of ZEuP – Zeitschrift für Europäisches Privatrecht is now available and includes contributions on EU private law, comparative law and legal history, legal unification, private international law, and individual European private law regimes. The full table of content can be accessed

Conflict of Law Rules in the Early 20th Century Ethiopia: A Brief Legal History

May 11, 2025/1 Comment/in Views/by Tobias Lutzi

Guest post by Bebizuh Mulugeta Menkir, former Lecturer of Laws in University of Gondar, currently working as a Lawyer and Senior National Consultant for a legal reform project. E-mail:

Brexit and PIL – Belgian Supreme Court confirms the application of the 2005 Hague Convention to jurisdiction clauses designating UK courts concluded after 1 October 2015

May 6, 2025/1 Comment/in Views/by Tobias Lutzi

By Guillaume Croisant (Linklaters LLP) The United Kingdom deposited an

South Africa Grapples with the Act of State Doctrine and Choice of Law in Delict

April 29, 2025/in Views/by Tobias Lutzi

By Jason Mitchell, barrister at Maitland Chambers in London and at Group 621 in Johannesburg. The Supreme Court of Appeal delivered judgment today in East Asian Consortium v MTN Group. The judgment is available

5th German Conference for Young Researchers in Private International Law in Heidelberg – Conference Report

April 25, 2025/in News/by Tobias Lutzi

Written by Victoria Hélène Dintelmann (Heidelberg University) On February 14th and 15th, 2025, more than one hundred young academics gathered at Heidelberg University for the 5th German Conference for Young Researchers in Private International Law to discuss the topic “Digital Transformation and Private International Law – Local Connections in Boundless Spaces”. The conference was organized by Andreas […]

Crossroads in Private International Law Seminar Series, University of Aberdeen

April 14, 2025/in News/by Tobias Lutzi

In April, the Aberdeen

Out Now: Dominelli, Regolamento Bruxelles I bis e US jurisdiction in personam

April 14, 2025/in News/by Tobias Lutzi

Stefano Dominelli (Università di Genova) has just published a book titled Regolamento Bruxelles I bis e US jurisdiction in personam: riflessioni e proposte su condivisioni valoriali, influenze e osmosi di metodi with Editoriale Scientifica. The book is written in Italian but also features conclusions in English. The author has kindly shared the following summary with […]

Call for Papers: XXII Conference of Young Scholars of International Legal Studies, University of Ferrara

April 13, 2025/in News/by Tobias Lutzi

On 4–5 December 2025, the Department of Law at the University of Ferrara will host the XXII edition of the Conference of Young Scholars of International Legal Studies, dedicated to “The Principle of Good Faith in International and European Union Law”. The organizers have issued a 

Out Now: Gridel, Financial Markets and Instruments in Private International Law. A European and French Perspective A European and French Perspective

April 4, 2025/in News/by Tobias Lutzi

The multiple-award-winning book by Augustin Gridel (Université de Lorraine), Marchés et instruments financiers en droit international privé (Bruylant 2023), has just been published in English under the title Financial Markets and Instruments in Private International Law. A European and French Perspective. It features a preface by Louis D’Avout and a foreword by Christine Lagarde.

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