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Volume 7, Issue 1, January 2011
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Ferry de Jong |
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| Theorizing criminal intent: a methodological account |
1-33 |
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Anne L.M. Keirse |
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European impact on contract law
A perspective on the interlinked contributions of legal scholars, legislators and courts to the Europeanization of contract law |
34-51 |
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Frans L. Leeuw |
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| Can legal research benefit from evaluation studies? |
52-65 |
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Andreas Lienhard, Daniel Kettiger |
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| Research on the caseload management of courts: methodological questions |
66-73 |
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Michiel Luchtman |
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| Choice of forum in an area of freedom, security and justice |
74-101 |
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Gar Yein Ng |
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| A discipline of judicial governance? |
102-116 |
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Karl Riesenhuber |
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English common law versus German Systemdenken?
Internal versus external approaches |
117-130 |
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Cedric Ryngaert, Holly Buchanan |
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| Member State responsibility for the acts of international organizations |
131-146 |
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Wendy Schrama |
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How to carry out interdisciplinary legal research
Some experiences with an interdisciplinary research method |
147-162 |
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Marco Velicogna, Antoine Errera, Stéphane Derlange |
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| e-Justice in France: the e-Barreau experience |
163-187 |
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Xia Yu |
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Transboundary water pollution management
Lessons learned from river basin management in China, Europe and the Netherlands |
188-203 |
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Gentian Zyberi |
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| The International Court of Justice and applied forms of reparation for international human rights and humanitarian law violations |
204-215 |
Student Papers
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Eva M.F. de Vette |
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| Multinational enterprise groups in insolvency: how should the European Union act? |
216-228 |
Academic News
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Ewoud Hondius |
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| The Utrecht legal research master: the first five years |
229-231 |
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