34 | PUBLIC AND PRIVATE JUSTICE COURSE

Dispute Resolutions in Modern Societies
Duration
27 May 2013 - 31 May 2013
Language
English
Course directors :
C. H. Remco Van Rhee , University of Maastricht, Netherlands
Alan Uzelac , University of Zagreb, Croatia
Jon T. Johnsen , University of Oslo, Norway
Burkhard Hess , Max Planck Institute, Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Paul Oberhammer , University of Vienna, Austria
Dirk Heirbaut , Ghent University, Belgium
Elisabetta Silvestri , University of Pavia, Italy
Course description:

The course Public and Private Justice, taught in the English language, is interdisciplinary in nature. It not only deals extensively with the legal aspects of civil litigation, but also touches upon other disciplines such as history, political science, philosophy and sociology. The main aim of the course is to analyse the role and functioning of the law and its institutions as mechanisms for the regulation of social conflicts in present-day Europe. The course also covers topics that have an impact on a global scale. The emphasis of the course lies in the real day-to-day functioning of those mechanisms in the light of the applicable normative framework. The course focuses on the resolution of civil disputes, both in general and in specific areas (e.g. commercial and family litigation). Equal attention is given to mechanisms established and controlled by the state (i.e. courts and other institutions of „public justice“) and mechanisms that are established and controlled by civil society actors (persons and tribunals in the field of „private justice“, including arbitration and mediation).

For detailed information about the course please visit the page http://alanuzelac.from.hr/text/iuc-course.htm and if you would like to find out more about the programme you are free to write to ppj.dubrovnik@gmail.com

Course lecturers:
Slađana Aras , University of Zagreb, Croatia
Academic Natalia Baradanchenkova , Ural State Law Academy, Russia
Federico Ferraris , University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy
Aleš Galič , University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Viktória Harsági , Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Hungary
Dirk Heirbaut , Ghent University, Belgium
Burkhard Hess , Max Planck Institute, Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Jon T. Johnsen , University of Oslo, Norway
Bartosz Karolczyk , Kozminski Academy in Warsaw, Poland
Rianne Mertens , University of Maastricht, Netherlands
Gabriele Molinaro , University of Milano, Italy
Paul Oberhammer , University of Vienna, Austria
Vera Poels , University of Maastricht, Netherlands
Elisabetta Silvestri , University of Pavia, Italy
Alan Uzelac , University of Zagreb, Croatia
C. H. Remco Van Rhee , University of Maastricht, Netherlands
Francesco Vitella , University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy
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Programme