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Act of State Doctrine in Australia
Over at Prawfsblawg, Evan Criddle has a good post about a recent case from the Australian Federal Court that discusses the act of state doctrine. From the post: Without attempting to recount the various opinions of the Federal Court (Black...
Van Boom on the Role of the European Insurance Industry in Funding Civil Litigation
Professor Willem H. Van Boom (Erasmus University Rotterdam School of Law) posted "Juxtaposing BTE and ATE--on the Rule of the European Insurance Industry in Funding Civil Litigation" on SSRN. The abstract states: One of the ways in which legal services...
Sadurski on Judicial Review in Central and Eastern Europe
Wojceich Sadurski (University of Sydney - Faculty of Law) has posted Judicial Review in Central and Eastern Europe: Rationales or Rationalizations? to SSRN. Abstract: Constitutional judicial review in Central and Eastern Europe has become an entrenched and powerful factor in...
Sobbrio, D'Agostino and Sirioni on Lawyering in Italy
Giuseppe Sobbrio, Elena D'Agostino, and Emiliano Sirioni have posted Do Lawyers Affect Legal Disputes in Italy? An Instrumental Variables Approach to SSRN. Abstract: The legal system can be treated as a large market where justice is traded in terms of...
Posner and Sykes on the Economics of the Law of the Sea
Eric Posner (University of Chicago Law School) and Alan Sykes (Stanford Law School) have posted Economic Foundations of the Law of the Sea to SSRN. Abstract: The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea has a plausible economic...
