Category: Call for papers

by Anna Wysocka-Bar 15 September 2020 0

Young Scholars’ Article Competition Issued by PWPM

The Polish periodical Problemy Współczesnego Prawa Międzynarodowego, Europejskiego i Porównawczego (Review of International, European and Comparative Law – PWPM) launchedContinue Reading

by Pietro Franzina 12 August 2020 0

Call for papers Developments in PIL

Ensuring the Best Interests of the Child in International Family Procedures

Pravovedenie, an academic peer-reviewed legal journal published quarterly in Russia is calling for papers to be included in a special issueContinue Reading

by Pietro Franzina 20 July 2020

Call for papers Developments in PIL

Call for Papers: Third German-Speaking Conference for Young Scholars in PIL

Following successful events in Bonn and Würzburg, the third iteration of the conference for young German-speaking scholars in private internationalContinue Reading

by Pietro Franzina 12 June 2020

Call for papers Developments in PIL

Call for Papers: Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments – Problems and Prospects

The Russian journal Pravovedenie has issued a call for papers on Recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments: problems and prospects. HavingContinue Reading

by Marion Ho-Dac 9 June 2020

Call for papers Developments in PIL

Call for Papers: Artificial Intelligence, Distributed Ledger Technologies and Private International Law

The University of Lausanne (LL.M. Programme in International Business Law and CEDIDAC), along with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology ConnectionContinue Reading

Richard Frimston on Another Preliminary Reference on the Succession Regulation Involving (and Referred by) a Polish Notary: “Does the case have a reference yet? I see two more cases are coming up: UM C-277/20 on professio juris…”
Apostolos Anthimos on The Italian Court of Cassation on Islamic Repudiation and Public Policy: “Very interesting post, thank you Omar! Since you refer to the situation in Greece, there haven’t been any developments lately.…”
Beligh on French Court Recognises Chinese Judgment: “Two points need to be highlighted: First, only the recognition of foreign divorce judgments is not based on the principle…”
Ľuboslav Sisák on French Court Recognises Chinese Judgment: “Correction: After a second read I found the answer for my second question.”
Ľuboslav Sisák on French Court Recognises Chinese Judgment: “Dear Mr. Cuniberti, first of all, thank you for presenting a very interesting matter indeed. Unfortunately, I do not speak…”