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… Zoekresultaten 31 oktober 2017 door: in Law Can Member States prohibit pupils from attending education abroad, simply on the belief that it might hamper the integration of the children into society? But what of possible justification grounds? In part 1 this measure is addressed and counter-arguments supported by EU law are provided. But what … measure is proportionate if, while appropriate for securing the attainment of the objective pursued, it does not go beyond what is necessary in order to attain that objective.’ As seen above, the UWC has near-examplary scores as to the quality of the education provided. It follows that any argument with respect to the lack of quality of education abroad must fail out at the outset. The Schulamt has primarily invoked that the pursuit of education in Germany is crucial to ensure the integration of resident children in German society. Case law of the Court of Justice also indicates that …
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… Zoekresultaten 2 december 2019 door: in Law On December 10 th 2019, the Appellate Body (AB) of the WTO will remain with one judge only, Ms. Zhao Hong (China). This will impair the functionality of the AB as it requires three judges to operate. At the IGIR – IEEM IP Seminar in Macao , Peter van den Bossche discussed potential alternatives to a functional AB, for ensuring the existence of some sort of settlement scheme for matters of international trade. December 10 th 2019: the end of history? Once … speech to the AB, mentioned that this may be the end of a glorious experiment of the rule of law applied to international trade relations. Written by Virginia Debernardi , IPKM student 2019/2020 - more blogs on Law Blogs Maastricht Labels: IGIR law International and European law Miscellaneous Andere blogs: General Alumni Arts and Social Sciences Business and Economics Corona Heath, Medicine and Life Sciences Law Maastricht Students Psychology and Neuroscience Science and Engineering Universiteitsraad … On December 10 th 2019, the Appellate Body (AB) of the WTO will remain with one judge only, Ms. Zhao Hong (China). This will impair the functionality of the AB as it requires three judges to operate. At the IGIR – IEEM IP Seminar in Macao , Peter van den Bossche discussed potential alternatives to a functional AB, for ensuring the existence of some sort of settlement scheme for matters of international trade. … December 11th 2019: the end of history for …
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… a downward price spiral by de facto announcing market prices from 2013 to 2018. While reiterating that monitoring online retail prices by suppliers is, in and of itself, permitted, ACM found that the market transparency resulting from price-comparison websites, retailers’ online stores, and spider software allowed Samsung to analyse carefully the price fluctuations of its own television models and contact retailers, if necessary. Taking the Decision as a starting point, the question is how competition law should classify vertical information exchange on pricing when it is enabled or facilitated by web crawlers, price comparison sites and spider software. Does such exchange of information warrant a more flexible approach under competition law, or, as adopted by the ACM in Samsung, a stricter approach? From an economic perspective the question … based on an alleged common interest between Samsung and the retailers in the protection of the margin of retailers and Samsung - there is as much reason to be less strict: to require evidence of harm. This blog was written by Pim Jansen for the IGIR and METRO Faculty of Law Maastricht #COMIPinDigiMarkts2022 project - More blogs on Law Blogs Maastricht This blog is part of the project #COMIPinDigiMarkts2022 . These blogs have been specially prepared by participating internal and …
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… Zoekresultaten 24 augustus 2017 door: I. Alexovicova in Rechtsgeleerdheid IGIR assistent Dr. Iveta Alexovičová, universitair docent in internationaal economisch recht, faculteit der rechten, Maastricht University, verzorgde op 6 juni een college getiteld "Substance alongside procedure - a lesson learned?". (English text) The … treaty arrangements. Substance must be dealt with alongside procedure if the system is to gain legitimacy and win popular support that appears to be largely lost at present. Written by Iveta Alexovičová Published on Law Blogs Maastricht Labels: IGIR International and European law Miscellaneous I. Alexovicova Andere blogs: General Alumni Arts and Social Sciences Business and Economics Corona Heath, Medicine and Life Sciences Law Maastricht Students Psychology and Neuroscience Science and Engineering Universiteitsraad … IGIR assistent Dr. Iveta Alexovičová, universitair docent in internationaal economisch recht, faculteit der rechten, Maastricht University, verzorgde op 6 juni een college getiteld "Substance alongside procedure - a lesson learned?". (English text) … …
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… oktober 2013 door: M.T. Kawakami in Law As a business, a law school must ensure that the product they are selling, its graduates, meet the demands of the academic community, the legal profession and the society. In his article “Three Models of Legal Education and a Plea for Differentiation” , Jan Smits questions the traditional “one-size-fits-all” curriculum adhered to in many law schools around the world from China to Europe and places in between. In describing some of the key characteristics of … Patrick Atiyah and Robert Summers stating that “[t]he tone of textbooks is often dogmatic, with decisions presented as if they were strict decisions from basic principles.” Smits continues by addressing the criticism that this common type of legal education is “too academic” and also tackles the overarching question of whether this type of doctrinal legal education is contributing to the growing problem of how the “lawyering skills of law graduates” have declined in a “great variety of countries”. In an attempt to explain this alarming phenomenon, Smits notes that teaching the law is often confronted by …
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… Zoekresultaten 18 november 2019 door: J.M. Smits in Law Our Faculty ranks high in the latest Times Higher Education Subject ranking. We are at place 10 in Europe and at place 40 worldwide. What does this mean? In 2005 the Leiden law professor Hans Nieuwenhuis wrote a wonderful editorial entitled: “Een nieuw kinderspel: ranking.” (A new child’s play: … replace assessment of quality, today’s university is hard to imagine without rankings. Not only academics, also universities and faculties are regularly classified on basis of quantitative data. An important ranking is the annual The Times Higher Education World University Ranking . It not only contains a ranking of the 500 best universities in the world (Maastricht University ranking 127), but also a ranking of law schools. Last week the THE ranking for 2020 was published. Stanford Law School … How to assess this ranking? Should we be happy? Next to the objections of Nieuwenhuis, we all know how it works with such rankings. Who does well, tells the world; who drops in the ranking, keeps it silent. We therefore proudly shared the news on our website and via Twitter . However, more important than the place in the ranking are the underlying data and whether we can learn anything from these. What is the methodology of THE ranking? The ranking is based on 13 performance indicators that each …
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… PBL to be a match made in heaven: creativity, leadership, perseverance, empathy, communication - all of these 21st century skills that are so central to modern work experiences have friendly roots in the pedagogical concepts of Maastricht University education. Organized by the independent law & tech community Technolawgeeks with the support of Maastricht University and the Brightlands Smart Services Campus, the hackathon celebrated rethinking justice in four different challenges: The Hague … rooms, and some playing Fifa in the gaming corner. After midnight pizzas, most participants fell asleep in the quiet room on inflatable mattresses and bean bags, and there were even teams that stayed up all night. You tell me where you can have an educational experience with professional relevance that includes so much freedom. The quality of output provided by the teams was so high, that the Executive Board of Maastricht University decided to award four prizes instead of three. Each challenge … on that to follow. Hackathons may be a hype all over the world, but there’s a reason for that. I hope this is only the beginning, and that as a university we can understand how we can channel the features and potential of this format and bring it into education and research to stimulate employability and societal impact. This may not be an Oscars speech, but a warm and long ‘Thank You’ list is most definitely in order, and it starts by applauding the leadership of the Faculty, the UM and the …
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… slightly tighter around my head. Having to cross the Sint Servaasbridge means being subject to the whims of winter winds which travel over the river Maas. How often have I there not almost lost my umbrella to the strong air? … Global Citizenship Education | Blog 1 | Ben Farochmanesch …
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… Students Psychology and Neuroscience Science and Engineering Universiteitsraad … The outburst of sexual violence during the New Year's celibrations in Cologne has moved many pens.... Article only available in Dutch. … Cologne never again: time for an educational civilization offensive …
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… 5. AcodeIT – an online platform which enables people to follow the status of their legal cases with a visual timeline. acodeit.com 6. Lexilu – centralised information on rights and obligations for foreign workers abroad via an offline app or online website. The start-ups presented their projects based on the four following criteria: impact, sustainability, scalability and overall presentation. According to the audience, the best entrepreneur is New Dutch Connections – Know Your Rights . However, … and law have always made a good pair - as society evolves, so do (some of) our legal needs. Pockets of research expertise on law and technology have been around for decades, and so have law journals on the subject. … Law and technology in higher education and research: a choice or a need? …