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Sanctions in the Light of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: What’s New in Law and Practice?
En savoir plusHybrid event, organised by the Department of Law of the Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance at the University of Luxembourg
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Account 115 and the acquisition price of a participation – Case of the Luxembourg Higher Administrative Court of 31 March 2022 N°46067C
En savoir plusLunchtime seminar series on EU and Luxembourg tax law jurisprudenceThis new bi-monthly lunchtime seminar series on EU and Luxembourg tax law jurisprudence aims to contribute to a deeper understanding and appreciation of difficult legal questions arising in the field of taxation as well as bridging the gap between tax practice and academic research.
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A new perspective on the protection of whistle-blowers under ECHR: Halet v Luxembourg
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Lunchtime Seminar Les enseignements du droit luxembourgeois pour la réforme française de la responsabilité civile POSTPONED
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Comparative Law in the Practice of European Supranational Courts A People’s History of Living in Multilayer Legal Systems
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PHD Defense – Essays on the Economics of Migration, Inequalities and Culture – Victoria Maleeva
En savoir plusSupervisor: Prof. Dr. Skerdilajda ZANAJTitle: Essays on the Econnomics of Migration, Inequalities and CultureThe defense will be organised in presential mode on Campus Kirchberg, room A02.
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Le juge administratif et l’acte administratif
En savoir plusSérie de conférences à l’occasion des 25 ans des juridictions administratives luxembourgeoises
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EU Agencies Before the Court of Justice
En savoir plusHybrid event, organised by the Department of Law of the University of Luxembourg and Maastricht University, in co-operation with the RSI, TARN and GLawNet.
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Research Economic Seminar: The effect of trademark breadth on IPO valuation and post-IPO performance: an empirical investigation of 1,510 European IPOs
En savoir plusAbstractTrademarks differ in breadth and can cover a wide range of categories of goods and services. We draw on real options theory and argue that greater trademark breadth constitutes a valuable real option that is associated with higher firm valuation and performance. We analyze a sample of 1,510 firms that went public in Europe between…