Category: Law teaching

by Pietro Franzina 2 May 2020

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

Gilles Cuniberti on The Fluctuating Law of Diplomatic Immunity in France: “I agree with the starting point of the analysis of the court: there is no state practice. But it is…”
Felix M. Wilke on The Fluctuating Law of Diplomatic Immunity in France: “The court did carry out an analysis of whether there is a practice that a general waiver suffices. Concluding that…”
Gilles Cuniberti on The Fluctuating Law of Diplomatic Immunity in France: “Thanks for that interesting information. Did the German constitutional court explain how it could reach this conclusion? Did it identify…”
Felix M. Wilke on The Fluctuating Law of Diplomatic Immunity in France: “May I just add that, to my understanding, the German Constitutional Court, stating that customary international law in this respect…”
Apostolos Anthimos on The Fluctuating Law of Diplomatic Immunity in France: “Very very interesting. From a comparative point of view, and focusing on Greek law of diplomatic immunity, the situation is…”