October 19, 2011
by Gary Low
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Atop their promontories on Rhodes, the Maltese Knights (otherwise known as the Knights Hospitallers) were at the forefront of medieval Christiandom’s battles with the Ottomans. Just yesterday, Malta was thanked for going ‘the extra mile’ for providing assistance regarding the … Continue reading
11 October, Brussels – ‘Crisis’, quipped Viviane Reding, stressing talk of ‘the disintegration of Europe’ (though she might just as well have meant the euro). The Union needs to respond strongly – she urged – by stimulating trade, boosting income … Continue reading
October 5, 2011
by William Bull
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On 26 and 27 September, the first meeting of the Ius Commune Research School for new PhD candidates of the participating law faculties was held at Maastricht University. The first day of this introductory meeting was devoted to introducing the … Continue reading
October 4, 2011
by Eveline Ramaekers
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Last week – 28/29 September 2011 – I attended a conference at the beautiful St Anne’s College, Oxford, on The Involvement of EU Law in Private Law Relationships, organised by the Institute of European and Comparative Law. In his words … Continue reading