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Brexit: No need to stop all the clocks.
Written by Jonathan Fitchen. ‘The time has come’; a common enough phrase which may, depending on the reader’s mood and temperament, be attributed variously to Lewis Carroll’s discursive Walrus, to Richard Wagner’s villainous Klingsor, or to the conclusion of Victor Hugo’s epigrammatic comment to the effect that nothing is as powerful as an idea whose […]
Private International Law and Venezuelan Academia in 2019: A Review
by José Antonio Briceño Laborí, Professor of Private International Law, Universidad Central de Venezuela y Universidad Católica Andrés Bello In 2019 the Venezuelan Private International Law (hereinafter “PIL”) academic community made clear that, despite all the difficulties, it remains active and has the energy to expand its activities and undertake new challenges. As an example […]
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RabelsZ: New issue alert (1/2023)
The latest issue of RabelsZ has just been published. It contains the following articles: Holger Fleischer: Große Debatten im Gesellschaftsrecht: Fiktionstheorie versus Theorie der realen Verbandspersönlichkeit im internationalen Diskurs, pp. 5–45, DOI:
IEAF Call for Papers: The Perpetual Renewal of European Insolvency Law
The INSOL Europe Academic Forum (IEAF) is inviting submission for its 19th annual conference, taking place from Wednesday 11 – Thursday 12 October 2023 in Amsterdam (the Netherlands). Expressions of interest are invited for the delivery of research papers within the overall theme of the academic conference: “The Perpetual Renewal of European Insolvency Law”. The […]
The New Age of Dispute Resolution: Digitization & Evolving Norms
The New Age of Dispute Resolution: Digitization & Evolving Norms Time: 18:30 – 20:30 pm Venue: Bracewell LLP New York When: 13 February Monday 2023 Organized with New York International Arbitration Centre, New York State Bar Association, and American Society of International Law The event will be held in relation to UNCITRAL’s project on the […]