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MBO

15 februari 2023

Basics of american labour law

Why is American labour law so different from the law in other states? And can we expect in the nearby future changes in the present state of American Labour Law? This textbook tries to find the answer by exploring the background of labour law, the size, geographical situation, population, culture and economic data of the USA.

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Antoine T. J. M. Jacobs

6 juni 2024

LAW Platform Launch 6 juni 2024

Tijdens de eerste bijeenkomst, 6 juni 2024, lanceerden we het LAW Platform, een landelijk interactief platform voor docenten werkzaam in het universitair juridisch onderwijs. Het LAW Platform richt zich op het uitwisselen van kennis en ervaring over activerende werkvormen en beoogt docenten van rechtenfaculteiten op jaarlijkse basis samen te brengen om te spreken over onderwijsontwikkelingen en best practices. Het delen van onderwijsmaterialen en activerende werkvormen kan via een formulier of door te mailen naar m.c.m.geuskens@vu.nl Na de eerste workshop aan de VU, zal een tweede workshop plaatsvinden in Utrecht (in 2025), en zo geven we telkens het stokje door. Voor vragen kunt u contact opnemen met Machteld Geuskens m.c.m.geuskens@vu.nl During the meeting on 6th June 2024, we launched the LAW Platform, a national interactive platform for teachers working in university legal education. The LAW Platform focuses on exchanging knowledge and experience about activating working methods and aims to bring together lecturers from law faculties on an annual basis to discuss educational developments and best practices. Sharing educational materials and specifically methods that activate students can be done via a form or by emailing m.c.m.geuskens@vu.nl After the first workshop at the VU, a second workshop will take place in Utrecht (in 2025), as we pass the baton each time. If you have any questions, please contact Machteld Geuskens m.c.m.geuskens@vu.nl

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Bald de Vries, Ruben Wiering, Sebastien Valkenberg, B.M.J. van Klink, Machteld Geuskens, Jan Struiksma

3 augustus 2018

Public International Law: international economic law.

What were the main historical steps for law in general and more specific for international trade law?

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Otto Spijkers

3 augustus 2018

Public International Law: Sources of international law

Where does law come from? For international law there is no specific 'place', but there is an particular process for it. In this lecture the general principles of 'international law making' are discussed.

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Otto Spijkers

25 januari 2023

Law, Imagination and Poetry: Using Poetry as a Means of Learning.

As a lecturer in legal theory, I often hear the complaint from students that reflexive law courses are rather vague (by which students mean abstract). They find it difficult to grasp the theoretical literature. At the same time, many students do acknowledge that in these courses they are ‘allowed to think’ and ‘allowed to have an opinion’. It is up to us as lecturers to show that these courses are relevant and to coach students to deal with the level of abstraction. To tackle the ‘double problem’ of vagueness and irrelevance, I conducted an experiment, inspired by James Boyd White, in which students were asked to report on a philosophical text by means of a poem, in which they had to project the essence of the text unto contemporary (world) politics. The experiment had a dual goal: I sought to challenge students to read a philosophical text differently with the aim of challenging students to think about the text differently, more critically, and analyse its relevance to contemporary problems in (world) politics and law, to discover their own position – their sovereign voice. In this publication you can find the poetry exercise and a link to the article.

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Bald de Vries

2020

Settlement of International Disputes

This is a syllabus for the course "Settlement of International Disputes" designed for the Faculty of Law (LLM Public International Law), University of Groningen. This course aims at providing students an in-depth understanding of dispute settlement methods and procedures in international law. More specifically, the course’s learning objectives are: To obtain general knowledge of the various mechanisms for peaceful settlement of disputes in international law; To be aware of the role and limitations of mechanisms for peaceful dispute settlement in international law; To gain detailed knowledge of a number of specific dispute settlement procedures, in particular, the International Court of Justice; To improve the ability to critically reflect on the interaction between the various mechanisms in the overall context of international law. The course is taught through online lectures focusing on the main features of dispute settlement (procedures) and working sessions aiming at discussing specific procedural and jurisdictional issues based on case law.

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Mando Rachovitsa

3 augustus 2018

Public International Law: subjects of international law part 3

Contents: I- International organisations what are international organisations? the main features of international organisations II- Individuals development in IHL and criminal law development in human rights law

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Otto Spijkers

3 augustus 2018

Public International Law: International and national law

The relationship between international and national law with the focus on the Netherlands will be explained

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Otto Spijkers

3 augustus 2018

Public International Law: nature and structure of international law

What is (public) international law?: Regulation of international relations subjects sources Relationship with private international law relationsip with international politics politics determines law law determines politics

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Otto Spijkers

3 augustus 2018

Public International Law: sources the law of treaties

Content: the law of treaties ? what does it arrange the system when can you use the VCLT some rules

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Otto Spijkers