Martin Munu will present on September 28th at 12:30-13:30 a part of his PhD research entitled “Trade negotiations on e-commerce: an analysis of their potential impact for micro, small and medium-size enterprises growth in African countries.” The goal of the seminar is to discuss the adequacy of existing rules regulation e-commerce using these six factors covered in the analytical framework. Feel warmly invited to join the discussion in room 1.019. Please register if you want to join in person or via zoom!

Where cultural heritage sites are being digitized, legal and governance questions arise. In particular, this involves questions of copyright protection of the original work, ownership of the generated digital work and access regimes to these digitized cultural content. Legal and governance norms differ between one country and another. Cross-boundary digitalisation projects therefore raise relevant questions as to how ownership and access should be regulated. We focus on the legal and governance solutions found for specific examples of digitizing cultural heritage in various jurisdictions. Please register for the International Conference of Terra Mosana: Sustainable Digital Heritage!

Are you curious about the University Sports Centre (USC)? Then sign up for a free guided tour. One of our employees will walk you through the USC and show you all facilities. You will also get an explanation about our memberships and you can ask all your questions.

UM SPORTS, Maastricht University’s sports department, offers you a one-month try out of our sports programme without any obligations. In September, you can try out our sports programme five times FOR FREE. For example, you can join a group class (Box-It, Zumba, Yoga, Spinning, etc.) or a ball game practice (Indoor Soccer, Volleyball, Unihockey, etc.), workout yourself in the gym, go squashing or participate in tryouts of the student sports associations.

In this online M-EPLI roundtable we bring together a group of experts who will each give a presentation about the current position of their country (and surrounding countries) on the enforcement of punitive damages judgments. 

The European Network of Intellectual Property Scholars (EIPIN) is organizing once per year a doctoral seminar, which is intended for early/mid/late-stage PhD Candidates as well as prospective PhD candidates who have just completed or are in the late phases of their LL.M. studies in the field of intellectual property and innovation.

Scholars from across the globe will share insights, debate, and discuss their views on a range of mainstream topics dealing with Comparative Law and the Covid-19 Pandemic.

The workshop explores the theoretical, normative, and philosophical underpinnings of EU and national policies intertwining criminal and migration law, as well as their practical use (and abuse) and impact on the protection of fundamental rights of migrants and the rule of law.