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Maastricht is a typical student city: it’s deserted from all life in the summer. The remaining brave ones are almost only here to get some cash at a part-time job, study medicine and thus have to work shifts at the hospital or work at a company as in an intern. This means life is less vibrant then...
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One of the reasons I decided to study Psychology is the fact that it covers pretty interesting philosophical topics. The entire field is indoctrinated with apparent contradictions that are fundamental in order to explain our psyche. Great minds have tormented themselves on the quest to find the...
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Empirical research in legal scholarship: the value of applying regression models into legal analysithe value of applying regression models into legal analysis.
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There are many questions as to how the landmark Regulation in EU property legislation will have to work.
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The Centre for the Study of European Contract Law held its conference on the proposed Common European Sales Law in Amsterdam.
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There was a workshop that took place at Tsinghua University School of Law, Beijing. It was the first meeting of the collaborators in a project which aims to investigate contract law in China and Europe in a comparative and cross-cultural perspective.
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How does constitutional law look at the concept of ‘people’?
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M-EPLI organises a workshop in cooperation with Tsinghua University, School of Law devoted to contract law in China and Europe.
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Property law's strong ties to the State and the national legal order lead to complications in cross-border settings. As a result, there is a tension between European integration and national property law.
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The need for a uniform interpretation of patent law need not be satisfied by a European Patent Court.