Van Den Eeckhout on the Proposed Revision of the Posting Directive
by Veerle Van den Eeckhout On the blog section of the Dutch journal Nederlands Juristenblad, a blog of
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Junior fellowships (PhD) at Erasmus School of Law
/in /by Xandra KramerThe Erasmus Graduate School of Law (EGSL) of the Erasmus University Rotterdam has two junior fellowships available for PhD candidates from universities outside the Netherlands, including candidates working in the field of private international law and European/international civil procedure, to visit the Erasmus School of Law for a period of three months. During this stay, […]
Van Calster – European Private International Law (2nd edition)
/in /by Xandra KramerA fully updated, second edition of the textbook European Private International Law by
Commission report European Order for Payment
/in /by Xandra KramerIn October 2015, the long awaited
Conference From common rules to best practices in European Civil Procedure
/in /by Xandra KramerAs was announced
Save the date: Conference European civil procedure Rotterdam and MPI 25-26 February 2016
/1 Comment/in /by Xandra KramerOn 25 and 26 February 2016 a conference on the theme “From common rules to best practices in European Civil Procedure” will be held at Erasmus University Rotterdam. The conference is organised jointly by
Issue 2015.3 of the Dutch journal on Private International Law (NIPR)
/in /by Xandra KramerThe third issue of 2015 of the Dutch Journal on Private international Law,
Van Den Eeckhout on Regulatory Competition and on International Employment Law
/in /by Xandra KramerThe up-date version of two papers of
Book on International Protection of Adults
/in /by Xandra KramerA volumious book on the International Protection of Adults, edited by Richard Frimston, Alexander Ruck Keene, Claire van Overdijk and Adrian Ward, has just been published (Oxford University Press, 2015). The blurb reads: Increasing numbers of people have connections with one country, but live and work in another, frequently owning property or investments in several […]