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… following: What is the applicable law for the transaction? What are the responsibilities and liabilities of the parties involved? Who arranges the carriage contract and who is in charge of transporting the goods from one point to another? How does the buyer pay the seller? What happens in the event that something goes wrong? To help the students answer these questions, this course will focus on the following subject matters: 1) international sale of goods and general contract terms; 2) carriage of … School 51 Comparative Legal History of the Euregion Full course description In the Early Modern Period (16th-18th centuries) the Meuse-Rhine region was divided in many autonomous territories like the duchies of Gueldres, Cleves, Julich, the Prince Bishopric of Cologne and Liege etc. Most of these territories underwent a process of legal modernization in this period. One of the most important features of this process was the codification of customary law, as ordered by the sovereigns of these … and contemporary art. Artistic responses to society, politics, science, and technology are discussed. A further emphasis is on the practices governing institutions of the contemporary art world, such as art markets and museums. The course features a visit to the Bonnefanten museum in Maastricht, as well as a studio visit and debate with an artist in residence at the Jan van Eyck Academy in Maastricht. Course objectives To study historical and theoretical approaches to modern and contemporary art. …