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The Human Rights Summer Course at the EUI in Florence

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  06 March 2019

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From 17th to 28th of June 2002, the thirteenth session of the Academy of European Law took place at the European University Institute in Florence [http://www.iue.it]. Each summer, the Academy organizes a summer course compromised of a two-week human rights and a two-week European Union Law course. For the first time this year, the participation in only either one of the two courses was possible.

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Research Article
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Copyright © 2002 by German Law Journal GbR 

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For further information

See, for a recent treatment of lex mercatoria, Gralf Calliess, Lex Mercatoria: A Reflexive Law Guide to an Autonomous Legal System, in: 2 German L. J. No. 17 (1 November 2001), available at: http://www.germanlawjournal.com/past_issues.php?id=109); see also Peer Zumbansen, Piercing the Legal Veil: Commercial Arbitration and Transnational Law, EUI Working Paper Law 2002 (forthcoming), then available at: http://www.iue.it/PUB/EUI_WP.html, also published in 8 European Law Journal 430-432 (2002); cf. the contributions to Klaus-Peter Berger (ed.), THE PRACTICE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW (Kluwer 2001); Filip de Ly, Lex Mercatoria (New Law Merchant): Globalisation and International Self-Regulation, in: RULES AND NETWORKS. THE LEGAL CULTURE OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS (Richard Appelbaum/Wlliam L.F.Felstiner/Volkmar Gessner eds.), Hart Publishing 2001, pp. 159188.Google Scholar