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[Conference] The law applicable to choice of court agreements under the Brussels I bis regulation

prochain, sur le thème: The triumph of Babel - interpreting multilingual statutes in the EU. Conférence : The triumph of Babel - interpreting multilingual statutes in the EU

Hambourg, sur le thème : " The Role of Comparative Law in Legal Innovations - The Case of Japan ". Conférence : " The Role of Comparative Law in Legal Innovations -The Case of Japan "

(Université Jean Moulin Lyon III) to discuss "The Intagrated Review and the future of EU-UK Defence Relations". The Institute of Defense and Strategic Studies (IESD) invites Andrew Dorman and Matthew Uttley (Kings Conférence thématique : The Intagrated Review and the future of EU-UK Defence Relations

designing the constitution the fathers and mothers of the Grundgesetz took emphasis on the establishment constitutional court the Bundesverfassungsgericht . From the beginning at the same time the court commited far beyond the issue on review. As the fundamental rights of the Grundgesetz stand in the tradition of And indeed the court turned out to be a self-confident constitutional body which over the years had a a major influence on the tax system whereby its decisions in the field of tax law had spillover effects Conférence : "The impact of the german constitution's fundamental rights on tax law"

prochain sur le thème : " Governing the FinTech Revolution: Assessing the Impact a Decade of EU Payment Law Conférence : "Governing the FinTech Revolution : Assessing the Impact a Decade of EU Payment Law Reforms"

Conférence : "Language and Precedent in the EU and the US: A Comparative Perspective"

Carte blanche à Clare PASTORE Professor of the Practice of Law University of Southern California Présentée Présentée par Mme Clare Pastore Professor of the Practice of Law University of Southern California Civil Rights, and Status Offenses : the Supreme Court (Re)Enters the Debate