The Law School of the University of Aberdeen is seeking a <a lecturer in International Family Law. They are offering a Teaching and Research or Teaching and Scholarship contract. The successful candidate will be contributing in undergraduate as well
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Egyptian Supreme Court Enforces Italian Judgment: The Right Outcome despite Some Reservations
I. Introduction
The enforcement of foreign judgments depends on the legal regime applicable to the case. In common law jurisdictions, enforcement may proceed, depending on the circumstances, either by registration under a statutory regime (whether based on reciprocal arrangements
Revue critique de droit international privé – Issue 2026/3
Written by Hadrien Pauchard (assistant researcher and doctoral student at Sciences Po Law School)
The third issue of the Revue Critique de droit international privé of 2026 was just released and is already accessible <a online. It contains three
AAPrIL online seminar: Margaret Casey KC on “The 21st century global family – How science, law and a Convention tried and failed to establish a long-term relationship”
The <a Australasian Association of Private International Law (AAPrIL) is hosting its 4th seminar for 2026. The seminar is fully online and free to attend.
<a Margaret Casey KC will present on the topic, “The 21st century global family –
Lindemann Fellowship for Private International Law: Call for Applications 2026
The Lindemann Fellowship was established in 2024 to support promising academics in Europe in the field of private international law.
Fellows are accepted for a three-year period, with new Fellows joining each year, as existing Fellows complete their tenure.
Fellows are accepted for a three-year period, with new Fellows joining each year, as existing Fellows complete their tenure.
Talaq Divorce Cases in the United States
Over the past several months, three state appellate courts in the United States have examined whether a “talaq” divorce obtained in another country is entitled to recognition as a matter of comity. In this post, I first survey the rules
Book Launch: Commercial Private International Law in Southern Africa
The publication of <a the open-access Festschrift in honour of Professor Christopher F Forsyth KC, Commercial Private International Law in Southern Africa: Comparative and International Perspectives, <a has previously been announced on this blog.
Edited by Professor
OUT now: Multistate Torts in European Private International Law
The following announcement has kindly been provided by Silvia Marino
The new extensive Volume Multistate Torts in European Private International Law was just published by Edward Elgar Publishing. This book is the outcome of the second edition of the EAPIL
Book Review: Choice of Forum Clauses in Asia (Lemuel L Lopez)
Zamzam on Egyptian Private International Law (in Arabic): Towards Reviving the Golden Age of Egyptian Private International Law
Private international law in Egypt has often been described as being in a state of stagnation. After enormous efforts by the government since the end of the 19th century, and particularly during the beginning of the 20th century, Egypt succeeded