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… or travel restrictions, have led to the application of hybrid learning. Hybrid learning is the situation in which a part of a group of students if following education live inside a classroom, and another part of the group participates remotely via an online connection. However, hybrid learning requires well-developed teacher skills, high quality teaching and learning spaces with high-end technology setups, well-provided educational and technological support, and the educational design (e.g. how to … with ICT. This means that blended learning is an approach to educational design, whereas hybrid learning only refers to a classroom setting. In other words, in blended learning there is interdependence in learning activities. A student does an online activity first, and then a face-to-face one. But in hybrid learning, part of the students follow fully online education, and another part fully face-to-face. Figure 1 visualises this difference. Figure 1: The difference between blended and … and provide a way to integrate the advantages of online and face-to-face learning. - Hybrid learning can enrich the educational offer by allowing for international collaborations with other universities and the work field (e.g., international courses, exchange programs, guest lectures). - With hybrid learning, UM is better prepared to deal with the growing student population. - UM’s educational offer would adapt to modern exigencies and be more “future-proof”. - UM would be more resilient in times …

… here. German Maureau, 3 October 2022, available here. Image source: Dior, available here. 4.2 Musk’s Trademark-like Twitter Blues! On 27th October, Elon Musk finally completed the $44 billion acquisition of Twitter. Twitter, like Facebook and other online social networking platforms, offers its basic services for free. The key business model for Twitter is advertisement-based revenue model (see News Item 1.3 supra on how such a business model works in practice). Following Twitter’s acquisition, …

… She explored different mechanisms for aligning EU funding with green policy priorities and analyzed the levy on non-recyclable plastic, the introduction of new own resources based on the carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM), and the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) and new mechanisms. Annalisa Volpato acted as discussant. During the sixth Research Seminar of the academic year 2021/2022 on 22 March, MCEL hosted Harm Schepel, Professor of Economic Law and Director of Law Programs at Brussels … Marjan, together with Michael Faure, supervised a PhD project of MCEL member Mathias Müller, whose PhD defence took place on 28 June. Annalisa Volpato, together with Mariolina Eliantonio, Sabrina Röttger-Wirtz and Kathryn Wright, organised an online Conference „Transparency and Participation in the Face of Scientific Discovery‟, that took place on 27 and 28 January. It addressed the role of transparency and participation of civil society in situations characterised by wicked problems of … 6 Franco Peirone, Matteo Bonelli and Mariolina took part in a Seminar „Constitutionalism and Populism: a book discussion‟ organised by GLaw Net and Montesquieu Institute of UM. The Seminar took place online on 14 June. Matteo and Mariolina provided a brief introduction after which Franco, together with Monica Claes and André Nunes Chaib led the discussion. Several MCEL members participated in an event „State of affairs, challenges and opportunities …

… as protector for practice shareholders (a comparative study) • Founder and Managing Partner at Makes & Partners Law Firm, a Jakarta-based law fi rm providing legal services in areas of corporate fi nance, mergers and acquisitions, capital markets and foreign investments. M. (Maria) Paz Godoy • Decision making process of corporate strategy within corporate transactions and the allocation of power between corporate bodies S. (Samantha) Renssen • The turbo liquidation and the lingering death of a … in 1980. She is a corporate lawyer and worked at Claro y Cia in Santiago, Chile, as an associate lawyer representing international clients from a wide range of sectors. She practices in areas of corporate law, commercial law, mergers & acquisitions, foreign investment, capital markets, and contract. She has a Master (LL.M.) in International Law, Investments, Trade and Arbitration, from the Ruprecht-Karls University, Heidelberg and University of Chile. Yozua Makes Yozua Makes is the founder and managing partner of Makes & Partners Law Firm, a Jakarta-based law fi rm providing legal services in areas of corporate fi nance, mergers and acquisitions, capital markets and foreign investments. At present he is a PhD candidate, focusing his research on securities takeover regulations. He is an alumnus of the Faculty of Law at University of Indonesia, the University of California at Berkeley (Boalt Hall School of Law), the …