Category: Funding opportunities

by Marion Ho-Dac 6 May 2021 0

Developments in PIL Funding opportunities

EU Justice Programme 2021-2027 and Private International Law

On 26 April 2021, the European Parliament adopted a legislative resolution on the Council position at first reading in aContinue Reading

by Marta Requejo Isidro 9 April 2021 0

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Max Planck Luxembourg PhD Scholarships 2022 – Call for Applications

Among the goals pursued by the Max Planck Institute Luxembourg for International, European and Regulatory Procedural Law is to promoteContinue Reading

by Marta Requejo Isidro 14 April 2020

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MPI Luxembourg PhD Scholarships for 2021

The Max Planck Institute Luxembourg has launched a call for applications for PhD scholarships in 2021. Advanced doctoral students workingContinue Reading

by Apostolos Anthimos 6 January 2020

Funding opportunities

Commission Issues Call for Proposals for Action Grants on Judicial Cooperation

Based on its Implementing Decision of 5 November 2019, on the financing of the Justice Programme, the Commission announced its Work ProgramContinue Reading

Jorg Sladič on European Commission Explains Rejection of UK’s Application to Lugano Convention: “De jure: the see Art. 207 and 218 TFEU. If you consider the area of justice as a flanking measure…”
Gilles Cuniberti on European Commission Explains Rejection of UK’s Application to Lugano Convention: “If the UK were to join EFTA, then in the Commission’s opinion it should be allowed in the Lugano scheme.But…”
chukwuma Okoli on European Commission Explains Rejection of UK’s Application to Lugano Convention: “Pretty interesting stuff! When I saw this news yesterday I had the following questions: does it mean UK has to…”
Georgia Sagri on French Court Rules Brussels I bis Regulation Applies to Liability Claims against Arbitrators: “I would dare to say that this issue looks familiar regarding mediation that discriminates the contract between the parties and…”
Matthias Lehmann on Further Brexit Troubles: German Courts Force British Claimants to Provide Security for Costs: “Dear Bert, you are of course right to point to sec. 110(2) no 2 ZPO. The courts could well have…”