Category: Law teaching

Albert Henke (University of Milan) has been awarded the EU-funded Jean Monnet Module on ‘Multilevel, Mutiparty and Multisector Cross-Border LitigationContinue Reading

by Gilles Cuniberti 25 August 2020

Books Developments in PIL Law teaching

New Edition of Hartley’s International Commercial Litigation

Trevor Hartley (London School of Economics) has published the 3rd edition of his textbook on International Commercial Litigation. The book combinesContinue Reading

by Pietro Franzina 2 May 2020

Books Developments in PIL Law teaching Scholarship

Educational Innovation and Private International Law

A collection of essays titled Innovación Docente y Derecho internacional privado (Educational innovation and private international law) has recently been publishedContinue Reading

by Gilles Cuniberti 12 March 2020

Books Law teaching Scholarship

Cachard and Klötgen on Private International Law

Olivier Cachard and Paul Klötgen (both University of Nancy) have published a new edition of their manual of private internationalContinue Reading

by Gilles Cuniberti 30 January 2020

Developments in PIL Law teaching

Lundstedt and Sinander on Enhancing Critical Thinking in PIL

Lydia Lundstedt and Erik Sinander (both Stockholm University) have published Enhancing Critical Thinking in Private International Law in The LawContinue Reading

Liviu Zidaru on European Parliament Study on Efficient Cooperation with the UK: “One wonders whether this petty revenge of the EC should not be abandoned, the Lugano Convention accession is by far…”
Adrian Briggs on Worldwide Freezing Injunctions Granted in Common Law Jurisdictions: A Civil Law Perspective: “To pick up the reference to the case of Gambazzi, if the application is to enforce or otherwise give effect…”
Gilles Cuniberti on Worldwide Freezing Injunctions Granted in Common Law Jurisdictions: A Civil Law Perspective: “Many thanks indeed, Pietro. The same issues were raised and addressed similarly in France. First, a distinction between the civil…”
Matthias Lehmann on Worldwide Freezing Injunctions Granted in Common Law Jurisdictions: A Civil Law Perspective: “Many thanks for relaying this fascinating decision! The Corte di cassazione deserves to be commended for its open and realistic…”
Andreas Bucher on Jurisdiction in Employment Matters under Brussels I bis: A Proposal for Reform: “Interesting, however still consideerably complicated. Should the position not be that weaker party would be better protected if the grounds…”