Category: Law teaching

by Gilles Cuniberti 12 March 2020 0

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 Anti-Anti-Suit Injunctions by German Courts – What Goes Around, Comes Around: “Thank you Fabrizio for these very interestings comments. They raise many points. For the time being, allow me to focus…”
Fabrizio Marongiu Buonaiuti on Anti-Anti-Suit Injunctions by German Courts – What Goes Around, Comes Around: “Thank you very much. I appreciate Mariangela Lamanna's point on the Nait-Liman case. It is certainly true, and the European…”
Mariangela La Manna on Anti-Anti-Suit Injunctions by German Courts – What Goes Around, Comes Around: “Thank you all for lively and interesting debate, overcoming the (alleged) boundaries between private and public international law. A petty…”
Matthias Lehmann on French Supreme Court Accepts First Degree Renvoi in Parenthood Matters: “An interesting application of renvoi, one of the most technical and complex devices of PIL. You are right that German…”
Fabrizio Marongiu Buonaiuti on Anti-Anti-Suit Injunctions by German Courts – What Goes Around, Comes Around: “Thank you first of all for this so interesting exchange of views. I personally share the perplexities shown by Mariangela…”