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… United States, it seems that for the moment no legal options remain, at least not for data that could be of interest to the intelligence and security services. That would include in any case data stored in cloud services (think about Dropbox, Amazon Web Service, Google Cloud, etc.) and social media (Facebook, Twitter, Instragram, etc.). Further guidance on what to do, as well as announcements on new negotiations between the EU and the U.S. to find a political solution, are expected in the coming …
… Zoekresultaten 31 januari 2012 door: in Law How does constitutional law look at the concept of ‘people’? It’s 11:28 and as I type this down Monica Claes, Maastricht-based professor in European and comparative constitutional law is disseminating the research of her team, also promising to take us, PhD’s gathered to follow introductory courses in doing research, into the realms of the constitutionalisation of Europe in general, but also global constitutionalism. European constitutional law is foreign to many of us present here today, since the 42 PhD candidates (from all Ius Commune universities) … this is a recycled product of legal education, based on a classical setting where states had the monopoly of law-making either in public or private law, where actors were not so diverse and emerging issues had a lesser complexity. Of course, legal research has to be narrow, and a contract lawyer is not expected to be an constitutional law expert. Still, overlooking the implications of (let’s say) fundamental standards put forward by the ECHR might shed some light on the European private law …
… Zoekresultaten 20 april 2017 door: A. Unknown in Law Call to Participate in a Questionnaire on Dispute Resolution Clauses. Maryam Salehijam is a European Law School (Faculty of Law, Maastricht University) alumna who is currently doing her PhD research at the Transnational Law Centre of the University of Ghent under the supervision of Maud Piers. Maryam is undertaking research on the familiarity of legal professionals (including lawyers and third-party neutrals) with dispute resolution clauses which provide for non-binding ADR mechanisms such as mediation and conciliation. Her research focuses on legal professionals from the following jurisdictions: Austria, Australia, England & Wales, Germany, Singapore, the Netherlands, and the United States. For her research, Maryam is gathering data by means of a short questionnaire …
… University, and HiiL have been granted a subsidy from the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science in order to set up a Chair, with the purpose to involve prestigious lawyers, who work in the field of the internationalization of law, in research, teaching and PhD research. Part of the grant allows the Faculty of Law to assign a young researcher to write a PhD under the supervision of the Chairholder.’ – www.hiil.org MEPLI conducts fundamental research in the field of European private law, covering the law of contract, property and tort, but also European procedural law, European …
Published on MLR blogs. Conflicts of interest of high-ranking civil servants that leave their EU post are currently again subject to critical discussion.
Published on MLR blogs. What do documents about negotiations of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), oversight of the EU’s Food Safety Authority or Tax-Justice have in common?
… and governance of the Internet, privacy and cybersecurity, data collection, digital platforms, artificial intelligence, and blockchain. The European Law and Technology Network brings together scholars from different nationalities and fields of research that are trying to understand how technology works and how law should respond to its challenges. The European Law and Technology Network is an initiative of two scholars affiliated with Dutch universities: Sofia Ranchordas has published … of European & Comparative Public Law and Rosalind Franklin Fellow at Groningen Law School. Sofia is also affiliated with the Information Society Project at Yale Law School. Catalina Goanta is an Assistant Professor of Private Law and affiliated MEPLI researcher who writes on consumer law, innovation policy, and is behind a number of local and international law and technology initiatives. So far the network has gathered over 240 scholars from 22 European and Middle Eastern countries. For more information on the Network and the opportunity to join it, have a look at its website Europeanlawtech . Published on Law Blogs Maastricht Labels: private law mepli TL Andere blogs: General Alumni Arts and Social Sciences Business and Economics Corona Heath, Medicine and Life Sciences Law Maastricht Students Psychology and …
… Zoekresultaten 3 december 2020 door: in Law Every year in November, one of the Faculties that forms part of the Ius Commune Research School organises the annual Ius Commune Conference. In this context, a selection of plenary sessions and workshops are held, which allow panellists to present their research and discuss topics closely related to the School’s fields of … legacy power-relationships that underpin property law, the revoking of safety nets, and the insufficient pre-COVID status quo in South Africa, i.e. there is no acceptable ‘normal’ to return to. The subsequent discussion evolved around central themes such as resilience theory, climate change, or sustainability. In the second panel, Prof. Lorna Fox O’Mahony (University of Essex) spoke about ‘twisting the kaleidoscope in property law’ in the wake of the COVID-crisis. Looking into property …
… Zoekresultaten 7 december 2020 door: C.A.N.M.Y. Cauffman W.A. Bull in Law The yearly Ius Commune conference, this year held online on 26 November 2020, traditionally includes a contract law workshop. This year the theme of the workshop was “Contract law in times of corona and other sanitary crises”. Five researchers presented recent work dealing with subthemes. The first speaker was prof. Marco Loos (UvA). He discussed two very similar cases decided by the same Dutch ADR body (Geschillencommissie Reizen) on 22 respectively 30 September 2020 that surprisingly had two different outcomes. In the first …