 |
Ius Commune Research School Maastricht University - Catholic University of Leuven - University of Utrecht - University of Amsterdam |
|
| Series |
| IUS COMMUNE EUROPAEUM |
| EUROPEAN FAMILY LAW |
| IUS COMMUNE LECTURES |
| VAN GERVEN LECTURES |
| IUS COMMUNE CASEBOOKS |
van Gerven Lectures
- B. Fauvarque-Cosson, Seventh Walter van Gerven Lecture. The Rise of Comparative Law: a Challenge for Legal Education in Europe (2007, Europa Law Publishing, Groningen)
- J.H.M. van Erp, Sixth Walter van Gerven Lecture. European and National Property Law: Osmosis or Growing Antagonism? (2006, Europa Law Publishing, Groningen)
- P. Eeckhout, Fifth Walter van Gerven Lecture. Does Europe's Constitution stop at the water's edge? Law and policy in the EU's external relations. (2005, Europa Law Publishing, Groningen)
- G. de Búrca, Fourth Walter van Gerven Lecture. The EU Constitution: in Search of Europe's International Identity. (2005, Europa Law Publishing, Groningen)
- D.M. Curtin, Third Walter van Gerven Lecture. Mind the Gap: the Evolving EU Executive and the Constitution. (2004, Europa Law Publishing, Groningen)
- B. de Witte, Second Walter van Gerven Lecture. The National Constitutional Dimension of European Treaty Revision. Evolution and Recent Debates. (2004, Europa Law Publishing, Groningen)
- C.W.A. Timmermans, First Walter van Gerven Lecture. Company Law as Ius Commune? (2002, Intersentia, Antwerp - Oxford - New York)
Walter van Gerven Lectures
Each year, the Centre for a Common Law of Europe of the University of Leuven invites a prominent European scholar to deliver the "Walter van Gerven Lecture". The invitees share perceptions and ideas about the emergence of a "common law of Europe". Their discourse usually relates to one of the areas of interest which have been explored by Professor van Gerven in the course of his outstanding academic career. The Lectures wish to contribute to his leitmotiv that a "common law of Europe" is already present, but that we should continuously engage in uncovering and thereby nurturing it. Editors: Wouter Devroe (Leuven) Dimitri Droshout (Leuven) Michael Faure (Maastricht) |