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Research

Doctoral theses

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Under preparation:

  • Legal foundations of international economic policy-making: exploring the linkages between the World Trade Organization and the Bretton Woods Institutions (Dominic Coppens)
  • Colliding concepts and particular principles in outer space - The need to adapt the legal framework on outer space to the challenges of the modern age (Philip De Man)
  • The Interaction between European and international regulation and liberalization of banking services (Bart De Meester)
  • The accountability of economic actors for international crimes committed in conflicts zones. An inquiry from a transatlantic perspective, with case studies of transborder investment issues, and of the arms transfer & extractive resource industries (Bruno Demeyere)
  • Perspectives for the Emergence of an International Rule of Law in a Global Governance Context – Normative Benchmarks for a “Global Rule of Law” (Nicolas Hachez)
  • The right of access to justice for individual victims of human rights violations by international organizations (Pierre Schmitt)
  • Peremtory Norms (Jus Cogens) in International Humanitarian Law (Sten Verhoeven)
  • The legal framework for public law transfrontier co-operation by local authorities in Europe (Maarten Vidal)

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