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Arthur Eyffinger, The Hague Academy at 100: Its Rationale, Role and Record (conférence ultra courte, pas de résumé)
Kartsten Thorn, The Protection of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises in Private International Law
Speaking about the protection of structurally weaker parties in private international law, this normally refers to non-business parties as consumers or employees. However, in many cases also entrepreneurs are protected. Well-known examples are the commercial agent under European law, the subcontractor in France and the franchisee in many US...

Droit international, histoire et culture par P. Borba CASELLA
Ce cours situe le droit international dans son temps historique et dans son contexte culturel. S'étant développé au fil des siècles et dans différents contextes culturels, le droit international porte toujours la marque de ses origines et de la progression des mondes fermés vers l'univers infini. Les principales questions juridiques internationales d'aujourd'hui peuvent être utilement examinées sous l'angle plus large du rôle du droit international dans l'histoire, dans différentes sociétés et dans différents...

Paul B. Stephan, Applying Municipal Law in International Disputes

International legal disputes require an adjudicator to apply the law. In a world where municipal law penetrates the international legal system, adjudicators frequently must take account of municipal law to do their job properly. This course looks at how adjudicators carry out this task, how going forward they might manage the boundaries between international and municipal law, and how the choices they make affect the relevance and resilience of the international legal system in the contemporary world.
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Common Law, Equity and Statute: The Effect of Juridical Sources on Choice-of-Law Methodology by Tiong Min Yeo.
Methodological issues in choice of law can arise in Anglo-Commonwealth common law systems because of the structure of legal rules in such systems. Statutes override judge-made law, even if judges are the ultimate authority on the question of interpretation. Within judge-made law, equitable principles override the common law in the event of conflict. Most of the choice of law rules have been developed in the courts within the common law (as opposed to the equitable)...