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Latest issue Dutch PIL journal (NIPR)

May 5, 2021/1 Comment/in News/by Xandra Kramer

The latest issue (21/1) of the Dutch journal Nederlands Internationaal Privaatrecht has been published. It includes the following articles. Vriesendorp, W. van Kesteren, E. Vilarin-Seivane & S. Hinse, Automatic recognition of the Dutch undisclosed WHOA procedure in the European Union / p. 3-17 On 1 January 2021, the Act on Court Confirmation of Extrajudicial Restructuring […]

New edition: Hess’ Europäisches Zivilprozessrecht

February 16, 2021/in News/by Xandra Kramer

Burkhard Hess, Europäisches Zivilprozessrecht, De Gruyter 2021. Just over ten years after the first edition of Europäisches Zivilprozessrecht (European Civil Procedure) by

Issue Arbitration and PIL – NIPR 2020/4

February 1, 2021/in News/by Xandra Kramer

The fourth issue of 2020 of the Dutch PIL journal Nederlands Internationaal Privaatrecht is dedicated to Arbitration and conflicts of laws. Some of the papers are in English, others in Dutch. Editorial Peters & B. van Zelst (guest editors), Arbitration and conflicts of laws / p. 631-633 A.J. B?lohlávek, Determining the law governing obligations in arbitration and […]

The Global struggle towards affordable access to justice

December 16, 2020/in Views/by Xandra Kramer

The Global struggle towards affordable access to justice: Dutch baby steps towards a more open legal market  Written by Jos Hoevenaars, Erasmus University Rotterdam (postdoc researcher ERC project Building EU Civil Justice) In a global context of civil justice in crisis (Zuckerman) and a legal professional under pressure to adjust to the rapidly changing legal landscape (Susskind), […]

Call for Papers Brussels II-bis Recast (NIPR)

November 24, 2020/in News/by Xandra Kramer

Call for Papers: Brussels II bis Recast The long-awaited revision of the Brussel II-bis Regulation has been finalized and the instrument enters into force on 1st August 2022. In anticipation of this event, the Dutch Journal of Private International Law (Nederlands Internationaal Privaatrecht – NIPR) wishes to invite researchers in the field of private international […]

Frontiers in Civil Justice – An Online Debriefing

November 22, 2020/in Views, News/by Xandra Kramer

Conference ‘Frontiers in Civil Justice’ held on 16 and 17 November 2020 (online) By Jos Hoevenaars & Betül Kas, Erasmus University Rotterdam (postdocs ERC consolidator project Building EU Civil Justice) As announced earlier on this 

Adoption ELI-Unidroit Model European Rules of Civil Procedure and webinar (6 November)

November 2, 2020/in News/by Xandra Kramer

The ELI-Unidroit Model European Rules of Civil Procedure were adopted by the

Annual research meeting Dutch ILA branch: International Law for a Digitised World

October 26, 2020/in News/by Xandra Kramer

The ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ROYAL NETHERLANDS SOCIETY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW (ILA Dutch Branch) is online accessible on Friday 6 NOVEMBER 2020 (13:30 – 16:30 CET).    Over the decades, international law adapted in many ways to the quickly evolving, multi-facetted digital reality, and one of the central questions now is whether or not concepts and ideas developed […]

Conference Frontiers in Civil Justice 16-17 November 2020

September 25, 2020/in News/by Xandra Kramer

As announced earlier on this

Update on Erasmus School of Law is recruiting five researchers

July 16, 2020/in News/by Xandra Kramer

As announced earlier, Erasmus School of Law is recruiting five researchers for a project on

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