Catalogue Intersentia 2022

2022 CATALOGUE

New and forthcoming

publications

LAW | HUMAN RIGHTS | BUSINESS & FINANCE

Contents

Contents

Preface

Intersentia Online 1

Preface........................................................... 2

eBooks........................................................... Open Access2 3

Open E-book3

Access................................................. 3

Teaching Materials......................................... Materwials 5 4

Law Titles....................................................... 7

Law Titles 6

Law General................................................... 7

Administrative Banking Law, Law........................................ Financial and 8

Banking Regulation Law, 7

Financial Law

and

Bankruptcy

Regulation..............................................

and Insolvency Law 7

9

Bankruptcy and Insolvency Law .................... 9

Children's Rights 7

Children’s Rights.......................................... 10

Company, Comparative Commercial Law......................................... and Competition 14

Law Constitutional 7

Law and Fundamental

Rights........................................................... 16

Comparative Law

Consumer Law............................................. 17

Constitutional Contract Law............................................... Law and Fundamental 18

Rights Criminal

Law................................................ 19

Consumer Environmental Law Law,

Energy Law

and Natural Resources................................ 20

Contract Law

European Law.............................................. 21

European

Union Law................................... 23

Family Criminal Law................................................... and Procedure 24

Human

Environmental

Rights..............................................

Law, Energy Law and

26

International Criminal Law........................... 30

Humanitarian

Natural Resources

Law and

Law

of European Armed Conflicts...................................... Law 32

Labour European and Union Employment Law Law...................... 34

Legal Theory................................................ 35

Family Law

Litigation and Civil Procedure..................... 36

Private Human International Rights

Law............................. 37

Procedural Law............................................ 36

Property Insurance Law................................................ 38

Public International Law.............................. 33

Intellectual Property

Transitional Justice ..................................... 39

IntersentiaOnline......................................... International Criminal Law 41

Essential Law, Information your Library............................. and Technology 44

Title Index.................................................... 46

Litigation and Civil Procedure

Author Index................................................ 47

International

Private International

Distribution

Law

............................

/ Con ict

48

Dear readers, authors and friends of

Intersentia,

Whilst we have been lucky to experience some easing of

restrictions this year, it has been a tough and challenging one,

continuing to affect us all on both personal and professional

levels. Unsurprisingly, the COVID-19 pandemic continues to

impact the spheres of publishing, law and academia, forcing us

to adapt to new ways of working, learning and teaching. The

importance of accessibility has become clearer than ever and,

at Intersentia, we have utilised technology to tackle this. Having

launched IntersentiaOnline in 2020, our proprietary, free online

platform that allows us to bring together high-quality legal

resources of different formats all in one convenient location, we

are now adding new and exciting projects there on a regular

basis. Content on the platform is easily discoverable with the

integrated search function or via online search engines.

Take a look at The Private Side of Transforming our World - UN

Sustainable Development Goals 2030 and the Role of Private

International Law or National and International Anti-Money

Laundering Law, a comprehensive analysis of the European

Anti-Money Laundering architecture (and its shortcomings).

IntersentiaOnline also facilitates students’ easy access to an

online version of their textbooks at a time of considerable

disruption.

Of course, we also continue with our strong portfolio of

traditional publishing. We are proud to publish books that

continue to address current and topical issues, and are very

pleased to present the works of our authors in this 2022

catalogue. As ever at Intersentia, authors are at the core of

everything we do. We strive to build close, collaborative

relationships and share our experience to help realise our

authors’ vision: We work with and for you! So please feel free

to get in touch, even at an early stage, to get more insights

into both traditional publishing and technological possibilities.

Ahmed Hegazi, Publisher

eBooks

Intersentia has made over 200 books available digitally for both individuals and institutions.

eBooks for individuals

Individuals can purchase our growing list of eBooks via the Intersentia website. Available in PDF or

EPUB formats, eBooks can be downloaded immediately to most e-readers, smartphones and tablets.

All eBooks include active links for smooth navigation, and links to webpages will take you to the

relevant online materials.

eBooks on Cambridge Core for institutions

Institutions can access Intersentia’s eBooks through Cambridge University Press’ academic digital

publishing platform, Cambridge Core. This platform brings together valuable content from an array

of publishers. Institutions enjoy a simple pricing structure, making it easier to buy our eBooks.

Open Access

Open access books can be downloaded on our

website and/or accessed on IntersentiaOnline.

Books in this catalogue marked with the open

access symbol are available in a digital, open

access format. Printed copies may also be

available.

Open access publications are free to read online,

which improves research and collaboration

opportunities and facilitates cross-disciplinary

conversations. It can also lead to greater

> Become an author

If you would like to submit a book proposal,

please address it to Ahmed Hegazi by e-mail:

A.Hegazi@intersentia.co.uk.

Please refer to the ‘Guidelines for Prospective

Authors’ on our website.

engagement with the book, increasing the

chances of citations and overall impact.

All our open access books come with peer

review, desk editorial and project management.

If you are an author thinking of publishing open

access with Intersentia, please get in touch.

> Inspection copies

If you are a lecturer or course convenor

interested in receiving an inspection copy,

please get in touch.

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Teaching Materials

Teaching Materials

Student prices

The titles on the following

pages (and titles throughout

the catalogue bearing this

symbol) are recommended

as useful books for students.

A corresponding student

price is usually available.

Prices marked with a * are

applicable to students only.

Online textbooks for

students

The COVID-19 pandemic

has made it more difficult

for students to access their

textbooks. That is why we

have started a new initiative

to offer combined physical

and online access to

selected textbooks.

Comparative

Administrative Law,

4th ed.

Administrative Law of

the European Union, Its

Member States and the

United States

René Seerden (ed.)

ISBN 9781780686301

xxix + 438 pp. | paperback

2018 | € 50* | $ 60* | £ 47.50*

Comparative Concepts

of Criminal Law, 3rd ed.

Johannes Keiler, David Roef

(eds.)

ISBN 9781780686851

xviii + 376 pp. | paperback

2019 | € 39* | $ 46.8* | £ 37.05*

Theory and Practice

of the European

Convention on Human

Rights, 5th ed.

Pieter van Dijk, Fried van

Hoof, Arjen van Rijn, Leo

Zwaak (eds.)

ISBN 9781780684949


2019 | € 55* | $ 66* | £ 52*

See page 24

European Employment

Law, 2nd ed.

A Systematic Exposition

Karl Riesenhuber (ed.)

Ius Communitatis Series,

volume 4

ISBN 9781839701511

lxiv + 1016 pp. | hardback

2022 | € 50* | $ 60* | £ 47.50*

See page 35

European Legal

Methodology, 2nd ed.



volume 7

ISBN 9781839701368

liv + 714 pp. | hardback

2021 | € 50* | $60* | £ 47.50*

European Company

Law, 2nd ed.

Organization, Finance

and Capital Markets

Stefan Grundmann


volume 1

ISBN 9781780683973

lvi + 984 pp. | paperback

2011 | € 50* | $ 60* | £ 47.50*

European Migration

Law, 2nd ed. (Student

edition)

Pieter Boeles, Maarten den

Heijer, Gerrie Lodder, Kees

Wouters


volume 3

ISBN 9781780682532

xxii + 458 pp. | paperback

2014 | € 40* | $ 48* | £ 38*

When a student purchases

a new print copy, we will

automatically give them

access to the online version

on IntersentiaOnline, if

available, for one academic

year, free of charge.

If you are a lecturer or course

convenor and you want to

include your students in

this initiative, please get in

touch. For more information

about IntersentiaOnline, see

page 41.

European Labour Law

Teun Jaspers, Frans

Pennings, Saskia Peters (eds.)

ISBN 9781780687049

I + 560 pp. | paperback

2019 | € 45* | $ 54* | £ 42.75*

See page 19

European Criminal Law,

4th ed.

An Integrative Approach

André Klip


volume 2

ISBN 9781780689685

lxviii + 676 pp. | hardback

2021 | € 49* | $ 58.8* | £ 46.55*

See page 19

Materials on European

Criminal Law,

4th ed.

André Klip

ISBN 9781839702082

xii + 1222 pp. | paperback

2022 | € 36* | $ 43.20* |

£ 34.20*

European Consumer

Law, 2nd ed.

Norbert Reich, Hans-

Wolfgang Micklitz, Peter

Rott, Klaus Tonner


volume 5

ISBN 9781780684598

xlviii + 422 pp. | paperback

2014 | € 40* | $ 48* | £ 38*

Handbook on Legal

Methodology

From Objective to

Method

Lina Kestemont

ISBN 9781780686738

xiv + 98 pp. | paperback

2018 | € 22* | $ 26.40* |

£ 20.90*

Contract Rules (Student

edition)

Decoding English Law

Neil H. Andrews

ISBN 9781780684420

xlvi + 406 pp. | paperback

2016 | € 41* | $ 49.20* |

£ 38.95*

Contract Law in the

South Pacific, 2nd ed.

Jennifer Corrin

ISBN 9781780687865

liv + 384 pp. | paperback

2020 | € 39* | $ 46.80* |

£ 37.05*


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Teaching Materials

Law General <

Coronavirus and the Law

in Europe

Ewoud Hondius, Marta

Santos Silva, Andrea

Nicolussi, Pablo Salvador

Coderch, Christiane

Wendehorst, Fryderyk Zoll

(eds.)

ISBN 9781839700828

xxii + 1154 pp. | hardback

2021 | €145 | $ 174 | £ 138

Legal Systems of the

Pacific

Introducing Sixteen

Gems

Jennifer Corrin, Tony Angelo

(eds.)

ISBN 9781839701535

lvi + 468 pp. | paperback

2021 | € 99 | $ 119 | £ 94

Principles of Cross-

Border Insolvency

Law

Reinhard Bork

ISBN 9781780684307

xxxiv + 290 pp. | hardback

2017 | € 45* | $ 54* | £ 42.75*

Entrepreneurship: no

guts, no glory, 3rd

ed.

Rudy Aernoudt

ISBN 9781839700033

xx + 234 pp. | paperback

2019 | € 25* | $ 30* | £ 23.75*

Corporate Insolvency

Law

A Comparative

Textbook

Reinhard Bork

ISBN 9781780689838

xxvi + 244 pp. | paperback

2020 | € 35* | $ 42* | £ 33.25*

See page 27

Health and Human

Rights, 2nd ed.

Brigit Toebes, Mette Hartlev,

Aart Hendriks, Katharina Ó

Cathaoir, Janne Rothmar

Herrmann, Henriette Sinding

Aasen (eds.)

ISBN 9781839700576

400 pp. | paperback

2022 | € 45* | $ 54* | £ 42.75*

Corporate Finance

Marc Deloof, Sophie

Manigart, Hubert Ooghe,

Cynthia Van Hulle

ISBN 9781780686547

xxviii + 474 pp. | paperback

2019 | € 59* | $ 70.80* |

£ 56.05*

Human Resource

Management: Basics,

3rd ed.

Ralf Caers

ISBN 9781839701269

xvi + 422 pp. | paperback

2021 | € 30* | $ 36* | £ 28.50*

Financial Management

in Practice, 2nd ed.

Rudy Aernoudt

ISBN 9781780688886

xix + 418 pp. | paperback

2019 | € 35* | $ 42* | £ 33.25*

Introduction to South

Pacific Law, 4th ed.

Jennifer Corrin, Don

Paterson

ISBN 9781780684123

c + 440 pp. | paperback

2017 | € 39* | $ 46.80* |

£ 37.05*

On 30 January 2020,

in response to the

globalisation of

COVID-19, the World

Health Organization

declared a Public

Health Emergency of

International Concern.

The deadly outbreak has

caused unprecedented

disruption to travel and

trade and is raising

pressing legal questions

across all disciplines,

which this book attempts

to address.

The aims of this book

are twofold. First, it is

intended to serve as a

“toolbox” for domestic

and European judges,

who are now dealing

with the interpretation

of COVID-19-related

legislation and

administrative measures,

as well as the disruption

the pandemic has

caused to society and

fundamental rights.

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Second, it aims to assist

businesses and citizens

who wish to be informed

about the implications

of the virus in the

existence, performance

and enforcement of their

contracts.


in Europe is probably

the largest academic

publication on the impact

of pandemics on the law.

This academic endeavour

is a joint, collaborative

effort to structure the

recent and ongoing

legal developments

into a coherent and

pan-European overview

on coronavirus and

the law. It covers

practically all European

countries and legal

disciplines and comprises

contributions from more

than 80 highly reputed

European academics and

practitioners.

This book provides an

overview of the legal

systems of a selection

of Pacific Island

countries. It gives a

general outline of each

system, with emphasis

on particularities and

matters of current

special interest, such as

climate change and the

environment. It offers

easy reference and

information about where

to find more information

on specific aspects of the

legal system in each of

those jurisdictions.

With no new books

written on these legal

systems, namely the

Cook Islands, Fiji, French

Polynesia, Kiribati, Nauru,

New Caledonia, Niue,

Papua New Guinea,

Pitcairn, Samoa, Solomon

Islands, Tokelau, Tonga,

Tuvalu, Vanuatu and

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Wallis and Futuna, for

nearly 30 years, Legal

Systems of the Pacific

fills a gap in the literature

and offers an ‘insider’

perspective on the

legal system, with the

majority of authors being

indigenous or long-term

residents of the countries

in question.



Administrative Law > Banking Law, Financial Law and

Regulation

Bankruptcy and Insolvency Law <

Civil Enforcement in a Comparative Perspective

A Public Management Challenge

Wendy Kennett

ISBN 9781780688183


2021 | € 124 | $ 149 | £ 118

The Law and Economics

of Secured Lending

Frederic Helsen

Property Law Series,

volume 12

ISBN 9781839701504

xii + 552 pp. | hardback

2021 | € 140 | $ 168 | £ 133

Series price € 119

Harmonisation of

Transactions Avoidance

Laws

Reinhard Bork, Michael

Veder

ISBN 9781839701825

xviii + 1314 pp. | hardback

2022 | € 124 | $ 149 | £ 118

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There is an abundance of literature on the regulation

of lawyers, civil procedure, the judiciary and the

administration of the civil courts in Europe. Surprisingly,

however, and in contrast to the situation in criminal

cases, academic interest in the civil process appears to

dwindle after final judgment. A wide range of different

institutions have been given responsibility for civil

enforcement: courts, officers under the supervision

of the courts but external to them, administrative

agencies, independent professionals and even freelance

certificated agents. Moreover, the range of functions

that these institutions undertake often extends beyond

the enforcement of judgments and other enforcement

titles.

This book seeks to expose to view this fertile research

territory. In doing so, it sets out two objectives. First, to

highlight and explain the diversity of bailiff organisations

in Europe. Second, to ask how far governments are

taking responsibility for the public management of

enforcement activities in the light of their impact on

citizens and the increased significance attributed to

personal autonomy and financial capability in the

‘neoliberal’ era. In this latter context, attention is paid to

the influence of public management trends over the last

thirty years and to questions of digital government and

data protection.

The book is addressed to academics and policy makers

interested in domestic and cross-border enforcement of

judgments and orders, the regulation of the legal

profession, comparative law and comparative public

management – particularly in the context of the

administration of justice. It also contains information of

relevance to scholars of institutional theory, competition

law, transnational public policy transfer and social policy

in the area of debt and poverty.

How can it be that

people and businesses

are ever unable to obtain

credit? Why do lenders

not simply increase the

interest rate for highrisk

borrowers? And if

increased interest rates

can’t solve the problem,

then surely the use of

collateral can?

As it turns out, things

are not that simple. It

seems that the laws of

supply and demand

do not fully apply to

the credit market: low

interest rates attract high

demand, a part of which

is never met, no matter

what the interest rate.

What is more, excessive

interest rates seem to

exacerbate the problem.

Common knowledge

holds that security

interests provide at least

a part of the answer, and

yet economic theory has

been ambiguous about

them, to say the least.

This book provides

an in-depth analysis

of both the general

economic theory of

secured lending, as well

as the very concrete and

detailed aspects of the

legal framework in which

it takes place, in Belgium

and the United States.

Legal practitioners will

find a deeper economic

understanding of how

credit works, and answers

to legal questions that

no traditional, insidethe-box

legal handbook

will ever ask. Economists

will find theory applied

to, and checked by, the

legal reality in which

they necessarily operate,

down to minute detail.

Nearly all national

insolvency laws contain

rules which provide

for the avoidance or

nullification of legal

acts which have been

performed prior to the

opening of insolvency

proceedings. However,

these transactions

avoidance laws are

quite diverse, not only

in intensity but also in

detail. This hampers

cross-border business,

insolvency proceedings,

and restructuring

significantly. It is for this

reason that the European

Commission strives for

the harmonisation of

this legal field in the

EU. This book is the

result of an intensive

research project that digs

deep into this matter,

comprising national

reports and input from

25 jurisdictions and

analysing the relevant

topics from a principlebased

perspective.

The authors elaborate

on the principles

supporting and shaping

transactions avoidance

law, identifying the

topics to be addressed

from a principle-based

perspective, and

weighing and balancing

the relevant principles to

find adequate solutions

for every single topic.

The final result is a

Model Law, comprising

nine sections, which the

authors recommend

implementing into all

national insolvency laws

of the EU Member States

in order to provide

for legal certainty as

to which transactions

should (or should not)

be challengeable in all

Member States under the

same conditions.



Children’s Rights

Children’s Rights <

Children’s Access to

Justice

A Critical Assessment

Mona Paré, Mariëlle Bruning,

Thierry Moreau, Caroline

Siffrein-Blanc (eds.)

ISBN 9781839701979


2022 | € 99 | $ 119 | £ 94

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Children’s Rights

and Commercial

Communication in the

Digital Era

Towards an empowering

regulatory framework for

commercial communication

Valerie Verdoodt

KU Leuven Centre for IT & IP

Law Series, volume 10

ISBN 9781780688688

xiv + 332 pp. | hardback

2020 | € 73.50| $ 88 | £ 70

Series price € 62.50

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Incorporating the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child into

National Law

Ursula Kilkelly, Laura Lundy, Bronagh Byrne (eds.)

ISBN 9781780689920


2021 | € 69 | $ 83 | £ 66

A look at the list of contributors inspires respect – they

are frontrunners spreading awareness of children’s rights,

and they are some of the leading experts in the world.

Hanne Hartoft, International Journal of Law, Policy and The Family, 2021

Children’s access to

justice has emerged as

an important topic in the

children’s rights domain.

While there has been

increasing attention paid

to child-friendly justice

internationally, there

has been relatively little

research in this area. This

book, with contributions

from researchers and

practitioners, explores

the meaning, practice

and challenges of

children’s access to

justice and contributes to

a deeper understanding

of what access to justice

means to children, how

they experience it and

what it should look like

in practice. One of the

main areas of focus is

children’s participation

in legal proceedings,

which critically explores

how children are heard.

Special challenges faced

by groups of children are

brought to light and the

roles of different actors in

justice and how they can

improve access to justice

are explored. The book

also highlights structural

obstacles to children’s

participation that can be

explained by countryspecific

situations and

the attitudes of adults

towards children. Many

contributions are based

on empirical research,

bringing forth the voices

of actors of justice and

children. While many

of the contributions

are county-specific, the

book demonstrates how

challenges to children’s

access to justice are

universal in nature.

On 20 November 2019

the UN Convention on

the Rights of the Child

celebrates its 30th

anniversary. In 1989,

when the Convention

was adopted, children

came across advertising

on television, on

billboards, in shops and

through leaflets. Over

the past 30 years, the

way in which children are

targeted by advertisers

and the formats that

are used have changed

significantly. The

specific features of these

formats, such as their

immersive, interactive

and personalised nature,

make it difficult for

children to understand

the commercial and

persuasive intent of the

commercial messages

directed at them.

This book presents

an original and timely

fundamental rethinking

of the regulatory

framework of commercial

communication from

a children’s rights

perspective. Offering

a carefully considered,

well-documented

overview and indepth

evaluation of

several legislative

frameworks, policy

documents, self- and

co-regulatory initiatives

and literature from a

variety of disciplines,

it works towards

the development of

children’s rights-inspired

recommendations

for an empowering

regulatory framework

for online commercial

communication aimed at

children.

The United Nations Convention on the Rights of

the Child (CRC) requires States Parties to take all

appropriate measures to implement the rights in the

Convention. As we celebrate the 30th anniversary of

the Convention’s adoption, focus has shifted onto the

measures being taken at national level to give effect

to children’s rights with specific reference to legal

incorporation both direct and indirect. The way in

which the CRC is given legal effect is highly contingent

upon the constitutional and legal systems of individual

countries and can best be understood by those writing

from the specific national context.

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This book combines individual contributions that

address the experience of legal incorporation in

selected countries by their national experts, with

comparative analysis of the international landscape from

the world’s leading authorities on legal implementation

of the CRC. The result is an up-to-date, comparative and

international analysis of the progress made around the

world to incorporate the CRC, in the first comprehensive

and analytical presentation of these issues.

Incorporating the UN Convention on the Rights of the

Child into National Law is a rich resource central to the

work of every lawyer with an interest in the CRC or the

incorporation of international legal instruments.

Professor Ursula Kilkelly is Professor of Law at the School

of Law, University College Cork, Ireland, with particular

expertise in the legal implementation of children’s

rights.

Professor Laura Lundy is Professor of Children’s Rights

and Co-Director of the Centre for Children’s Rights at

Queen’s University Belfast.

Dr Bronagh Byrne is Lecturer in the School of Social

Sciences, Education and Social Work Co-Director of

the Centre for Children’s Rights at Queen’s University

Belfast.



Children’s Rights

Children’s Rights <

International Handbook on Child Participation in Family Law

Wendy Schrama, Marilyn Freeman, Nicola Taylor, Mariëlle Bruning (eds.)

European Family Law Series, volume 51

ISBN 9781839700569


2021 | € 99 | $ 119 | £ 94


Looking at Law through Children's Eyes

Marieke J. Hopman

Human Rights Research Series, volume 93

ISBN 9781839701016


2021 | € 90 | $ 108 | £ 86


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This topical and timely book considers children’s

participation rights in the context of family law

proceedings, and how their operation can be improved

for the benefit of children and family justice systems

globally. In doing so, it provides the pedagogical

reasoning for child participation, as well as a thorough

analysis of the relevant human rights instruments in this

area, including the United Nations Convention on the

Rights of the Child.

This comprehensive book examines the way in

which private international law instruments deal with

child participation in separation/divorce, parental

responsibility and child abduction proceedings. In

addition, the book includes individual contributions

from renowned family law experts from 17 countries

who describe and analyse the local laws and exercise

of child participation rights in their own jurisdictions.

These insightful texts include the authors’ views

on the improvements needed to ensure that child

participation rights are fully respected and implemented

in the countries under review. A detailed comparative

analysis follows which helpfully pinpoints both the

key commonalities and differences in these global

processes. Finally, the concluding chapter draws

together the different perspectives revealed across the

handbook, and identifies several key issues requiring

further reflection from scholars, policy makers and family

justice professionals.

The International Handbook on Child Participation in

Family Law is a rich source of information and essential

reading for all those working in this important and

evolving field.

Since the adoption of the 1989 UN Convention on the

Rights of the Child, all children in the world have rights

that are protected by states – at least in theory. In

practice, children’s rights are grossly violated on a daily

basis and on a global scale. Studies in children’s rights

struggle to find why this is the case, and what can be

possibly done to change this situation.

This publication proposes that a better understanding

of children’s rights violations may be achieved if

looking at law from a child’s perspective. This means

that a researcher has to go beyond the analysis of

international conventions and national law, to include

what is perceived as law by children. This book presents

a new theoretical framework and methodology for

finding law for children, combining legal pluralism, law

and sociology, philosophy of law and legal empirical

research. This framework is then put to the test in three

case studies, all which include empirical research data.

The book explores the possible legal orders that arise

when looking at law through children’s eyes, such as the

household and the classroom. These legal orders, that

we find when looking at law through children’s eyes,

have to be recognized as part of a complete picture

of law influencing the protection and/or violation of

children’s rights.



Comparative Law

Comparative Law <

See page 8

Civil Enforcement

in a Comparative

Perspective

A Public Management

Challenge

Wendy Kennett

ISBN 9781780688183


2021 | € 124 | $ 149 | £ 118

Collective Judging in

Comparative Perspective

Counting Votes and

Weighing Opinions

Birke Häcker, Wolfgang Ernst (eds.)

Intersentia Studies on Courts

and Judges

ISBN 9781780686240


2020 | € 93.50 | $ 112 | £ 89

Comparative Concepts

of Criminal Law, 3rd ed.

Johannes Keiler, David Roef

(eds.)

ISBN 9781780686851


2019 | € 93.50 | $ 112 | £ 89

Student price € 39*

Eastern and Western

Perspectives on

Surrogacy

Jens M. Scherpe, Claire

Fenton-Glynn, Terry Kaan

(eds.)

Intersentia Studies in

Comparative Family Law

ISBN 9781780686523


2019 | € 104 | $ 125 | £ 99

Immoral Contracts in

Europe

Aurelia Colombi Ciacchi, Chantal

Mak, Zeeshan Mansoor (eds.)

Common Core of European

Private Law, volume 2

ISBN 9781839700101

xlvii + 740 pp. | paperback

2020 | € 146 | $ 175 | £ 139


Incorporating the UN

Convention on the

Rights of the Child into

National Law

Ursula Kilkelly, Laura Lundy,

Bronagh Byrne (eds.)

ISBN 9781780689920


2021 | € 69 | $ 83 | £ 66

Interpretation of

Commercial Contracts in

European Private Law

C.J.W. (Jaap) Baaij, David

Cabrelli, Laura Macgregor (eds.)



ISBN 9781780689593


2020 | € 135.50 | $ 163 |

£ 129


Prescription in Tort Law

Analytical and

Comparative Perspectives

Israel Gilead, Bjarte Askeland

(eds.)

Principles of European Tort

Law

ISBN 9781780689630


2020 | € 125 | $ 150 | £ 119


Enforcing Consumer and

Capital Markets Law

The Diesel Emissions

Scandal

Beate Gsell, Thomas M.J.

Möllers (eds.)

ISBN 9781780689647

xxxii + 514 pp. | hardback

2020 | € 130 | $ 156 | £ 124


Environmental Loss

and Damage in a

Comparative Law

Perspective

Barbara Pozzo, Valentina

Jacometti (eds.)

European Environmental Law

Forum, volume 6

ISBN 9781839700262

xxviii + 536 pp. | paperback

2021 | € 124 | $ 149 | £ 118


Exploring Truth

Commission

Recommendations

in a Comparative

Perspective

Beyond Words Vol. I

Elin Skaar, Eric Wiebelhaus-

Brahm, Jemima García-

Godos

Series on Transitional

Justice, volume 27

ISBN 9781839701788


2022 | € 89 | $ 107 | £ 85


Harmonisation of


Laws


Veder

ISBN 9781839701825


2022 | € 124 | $ 149 | £ 118

Reliance in the Breaking-

Off of Contractual

Negotiations

Trust and Expectation

in a Comparative

Perspective

Isabel Zuloaga

ISBN 9781780686509

xxxviii + 256 pp. | hardback

2019 | € 72.50 | $ 87 | £ 69

Rome I and Rome II in

Practice

Emmanuel Guinchard (ed.)

ISBN 9781780686714


2020 | € 152 | $ 182 | £ 144

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The Acquisition of

Immovables through

Long-Term Use

Björn Hoops, Ernst Marais

(eds.)



ISBN 9781839701658

lxi + 724 pp. | paperback

2022 | € 149 | $ 179 | £ 142


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The Law and Economics of

Secured Lending

Frederic Helsen

Property Law Series, volume 12

ISBN 9781839701504


2021 | € 140 | $ 168 | £ 133

Series price € 119


Constitutional Law and Fundamental Rights

Consumer Law <

Pragmatism, Principle, and Power in Common Law Constitutional

Systems

Essays in Honour of Bruce Harris

Sam Bookman, Edward Willis, Hanna Wilberg, Max Harris

ISBN 9781839701986

xxx + 328 pp. | hardback

2022 | € 89 | $ 107 | £ 85

Effective Judicial Protection in Consumer Litigation

Article 47 of the EU Charter in Practice

Anna van Duin

Intersentia Studies on Courts and Judges

ISBN 9781839701948

xxxviii + 278 pp. | hardback

2022 | € 94 | $ 113 | £ 89

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Professor Bruce Harris has left an indelible mark on

public law in New Zealand and across the common law

world. In particular, his suggestion that there exists a

’third source‘ of executive action in addition to statutory

and prerogative powers has influenced scholarship and

judicial decisions in New Zealand, the United Kingdom

and elsewhere.

In this Festschrift, leading commentators explore key

themes from his work. These themes include the nature

of executive power; creativity and pragmatism in the

judicial method; judicial accountability; and the future of

the unwritten constitution. Contributors include leading

scholars, jurists and practitioners from both New Zealand

and the United Kingdom.

As courts and legislatures around the world grapple with

the changing demands made of public law, this volume

addresses important questions about the powers of

the state, the role of judges, and Crown-Indigenous

relations.

This book engages with these questions through an

approach that is both nuanced and pragmatic. This

volume is indispensable for students, scholars and

practitioners engaged in the study of common law

constitutions, in New Zealand and beyond.

In EU consumer law, the rise of Article 47 of the EU

Charter of Fundamental Rights – which guarantees

the right to an effective remedy and a fair trial – over

the past decade has coincided with a wave of crisisinduced

litigation. Courts were confronted with large

numbers of cases against overindebted consumers.

This has prompted many questions on the need for

effective judicial protection, for instance in mortgage

enforcement and order for payment procedures.

This book provides a unique perspective on the role of

civil courts at the crossroads of EU fundamental rights,

consumer law and access to justice. It examines how the

Court of Justice of the European Union, as well as civil

courts in Spain and the Netherlands, refer to Article 47

in unfair terms cases, where procedural obstacles and

inequalities have become particularly visible – especially

in Spanish case law. The analysis reveals a divergence

between European and national practices and also

shows the potential of Article 47, which is often wrongly

equated with the principle of effectiveness, in consumer

litigation.

Effective Judicial Protection in Consumer Litigation

makes a vital contribution to the debate on the functions

of Article 47 and fundamental rights reasoning in

European private law adjudication and is a must read

for anyone interested in the application of Article 47 in

judicial decision-making.

DR. J.M.L. (Anna) Van Duin is Assistant Professor of

Private Law and Digital Justice at the University of

Amsterdam. She is Deputy Director of the Amsterdam

Centre for Transformative Private Law (ACT) and Editor

of the Dutch Journal of Civil Procedure (Tijdschrift voor

Civiele Rechtspleging). After graduating from Leiden

University and the University of Oxford, she worked

as a litigator for six years. She has authored several

publications on consumer law and access to justice

and participated in EU-funded projects on judicial

cooperation and fundamental rights.



Contract Law

Criminal Law <

Standard Business Contracts

Dirk Deschrijver, Marc Taeymans, Olivier Vanden Berghe

ISBN 9781780688930

x + 452 pp. | hardback

2021 | € 195 | $ 234 | £ 185

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European Criminal Law,

4th ed.

An Integrative Approach

André Klip


volume 2

ISBN 9781780689685

lxviii + 676 pp. | hardback

2021 | € 125 | $ 150 | £ 119



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Criminal Law,

4th ed.

André Klip

ISBN 9781839702082


2022 | € 75 | $ 90 | £ 71


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Business has become more international and as a

consequence Belgian business contracts are increasingly

being concluded in English. This reference book brings

together a number of contracts that are governed

by Belgian law but drafted in English. Each model is

preceded by a short introduction summarizing the

most salient provisions of Belgian law relevant to that

particular contract Also, in most models, different

options and alternative wording are included. The

templates in this book will serve as a useful guidance

for drafting a number of contracts and clauses under

Belgian business law.

Dirk Deschrijver was active as general counsel in the

automotive sector. He is a member of the editorial

board of the Tijdschrift voor Rechtspersoon en

Vennootschap/Revue Pratique des Sociétés and of the

Algemeen Fiscaal Tijdschrift. He was guest lecturer at

the University of Antwerp.

Marc Taeymans is a honorary company lawyer. He served

in different legal functions in the banking industry

with practice in Corporate Finance, Private Equity

and Litigation. He is appointed assessor judge in the

Commercial court in Antwerp since 2009 and is certified

as mediator since 2005. Since 2018 he teaches law

courses at Thomas More University College in Mechelen.

He serves on the editorial board of Computerrecht since

1991.

Olivier Vanden Berghe is a lawyer at the Brussels bar,

heading the Commercial Contracts and Litigation

Practice of Liedekerke Wolters Waelbroeck Kirkpatrick.

He is specialised in commercial contracts and litigation

and assists companies in a wide range of business-tobusiness

transactions. He is editor in chief of the Revue

de Droit Commercial Belge/Tijdschrift voor Belgisch

Handelsrecht.

European criminal law

is explained as a multilevel

field of law, in which

the EU has a normative

influence on all criminal

proceedings, but also on

aspects of substantive

criminal law and on the

co-operation between

Member States. This

book aims to analyse the

contours of the merging

criminal justice system of

the EU and to present a

coherent picture of the

legislation enacted and

the case law on EU level

and its influence on the

national criminal justice

systems, with specific

attention for the position

of the accused. Among

the topics and questions

covered in this book

are the following: What

does mutual recognition

mean in the context of

the European Arrest

Warrant? How can EU

law be invoked by an

accused standing trial

in a national criminal

proceeding? When is the

Charter of Fundamental

Freedoms applicable

in national criminal

proceedings? These and

other questions are dealt

with on the basis of an

in-depth analysis of the

case law of the Court of

Justice and legislation.

The book challenges

the reader to assess

the mutual influence of

Union law and national

criminal law respectively

and explains how Union

law will prevail in some

situations and give full

discretion to national

criminal law in others.

This fourth, completely

revised edition covers

Brexit as well as all other

developments up to 1

May 2021.

Over the years the

European Union has

expanded its legislation

in the area of criminal

law, criminal procedure

and co-operation in

criminal matters. This

process led to an

endless number of

framework decisions,

directives, regulations

and other legal

instruments. The fourth

edition of Materials on

European Criminal Law

is a collection of legal

instruments including all

legal materials relevant

for the practice of the

Member States of the

European Union in

one concise volume. It

incorporates the most

relevant instruments

in criminal law, and

includes the most recent,

such as the Trade and

Cooperation Agreement

with the United Kingdom.


Criminal Law in its fourth

edition is available both

as a hard copy and in

electronic format and is

useful for practitioners,

academics and students

alike.

André Klip is Professor

of Criminal Law,

Criminal Procedure and

Transnational Criminal

Law at Maastricht

University. He is the

author of European

Criminal Law. An

Integrative Approach,

published in its fourth

edition (2021) by

Intersentia.



Environmental Law, Energy Law and Natural Resources

European Law <

Harmonisation in EU

Environmental and

Energy Law

Bernard Vanheusden,

Theodoros Iliopoulos, Anna

Vanhellemont (eds.)

ISBN 9781839701634


2022 | € 79 | $ 95 | £ 75

European Energy Law

Report XIV

Martha M. Roggenkamp,

Catherine Banet (eds.)

European Energy Law

Reports

ISBN 9781839700293

xxiv + 316 pp. | paperback

2021 | € 155 | $ 186 | £ 147


The book addresses

the most pertinent

theoretical and practical

issues affecting

the broad topic of

harmonisation in the

fields of environmental

and energy law in a

comprehensive and

critical manner. In this

respect, it constitutes a

timely and meaningful

contribution to the

ongoing debate

on the conceptual

underpinnings, legal

techniques and sectorspecific

problems

concerned, while

enriching the debate

and promoting a more

enhanced, coordinated

regime to tackle

environmental and

energy issues in the

European Union.

By bringing together

more than fifteen

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renowned experts in

the fields of European

environmental and

energy law, this book

aims to dissect the

most critical aspects

of and obstacles in the

process of strengthening

coordination and,

ultimately,

effectiveness of the

existing legal regimes in

the field of environmental

and energy

law in the European

Union while sparking

further research in the

field.

Harmonisation in EU

Environmental and

Energy Law is highly

recommended reading

for legal scholars

specialising in European

environmental and

energy law, as well as

practitioners working in

these fields.

The European Energy

Law Reports are an

initiative taken by

the organisers of the

European Energy Law

Seminar which has

been organised on an

annual basis since 1989

at Noordwijk aan Zee

in the Netherlands. The

aim of this seminar is

to present an overview

of the most important

legal developments in

the field of international,

EU and national

energy and climate

law. Whereas the first

seminars concentrated

on the developments

at EC level, which

were the results of the

establishment of an

Internal Energy Market,

the focus has now

gradually switched to

the developments at the

national level following

the implementation of

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the EU Directives with

regard to the internal

electricity and gas

markets. This approach

can also be found in

these reports.

This volume

includes chapters on

“Developments in the

EU and EU Energy

Law”, “EU Case Law”,

“New Developments

in Cross-border Energy

Governance”, “Energy

Communities” and

“Clean Hydrogen:

Regulatory Frameworks”.

Informed Choices in Cross-

Border Enforcement

The European State of the

Art and Future Perspectives

Jan von Hein, Thalia Kruger (eds.)

ISBN 9781780689692

xxxii + 592 pp. | hardback

2021 | € 139 | $ 167 | £ 132

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in Europe

Ewoud Hondius, Marta

Santos Silva, Andrea

Nicolussi, Pablo Salvador

Coderch, Christiane

Wendehorst, Fryderyk Zoll

ISBN 9781839700828


2021 | € 145 | $ 174 | £ 138

Party Autonomy in EU

Private International Law

Choice of Court and

Choice of Law in Family

Matters and Succession

Jacqueline Gray

European Family Law,

volume 49

ISBN 9781780689746

xxvi + 352 pp. | paperback

2021 | € 99 | $ 119 | £ 94


The Future of the

European Law of Civil

Procedure

Coordination or

Harmonisation?

Fernando Gascón Inchausti,

Burkhard Hess (eds.)

ISBN 9781780688596


2020 | € 72.50 | $ 87 | £ 69

European Contract Law

and the Creation of

Norms

Stefan Grundmann, Mateusz

Grochowski (eds.)

European Contract Law and

Theory, volume 5

ISBN 9781780689654


2021 | € 99 | $ 119 | £ 94


The European Free

Trade Association

An Intergovernmental

Platform for Trade

Relations

Georges Baur

ISBN 9781780686561


2019 | € 62 | $ 74 | £ 59

Right to a Fair Trial

A Practical Guide to the

Article 6 Case-Law of

the European Court of

Human Rights

Päivi Hirvelä, Satu Heikkilä

ISBN 9781839700941


2021 | € 89 | $ 107 | £ 85

Elderly Care and

Upwards Solidarity

Historical, Sociological

and Legal Perspectives

Elisabeth Alofs, Wendy

Schrama (eds.)

European Family Law,

volume 48

ISBN 9781780689609


2020 | € 78 | $ 94 | £ 74




European Law

European Union Law <

EU Private Law

Anatomy of a Growing Legal Order

Jürgen Basedow

ISBN 9781839701214

cxxviii + 788 pp. | hardback

2021| € 149 | $ 179 | £ 142

Solvency Requirements

for EU Insurers

Solvency II is good for

you

Karel Van Hulle

ISBN 9781780681771

xxxii + 730 pp. | paperback

2019 | € 131 | $ 157 | £ 124


European Private

International Law and

Member State Treaties

with Third States

The Case of the European

Succession Regulation

Anatol Dutta, Wolfgang

Wurmnest (eds.)

ISBN 9781780686646

xxiv + 468 pp. | hardback

2019 | € 130 | $ 156 | £ 124

A Conceptual Analysis

of European Private

International Law

The General Issues in

the EU and its Member

States

Felix M. Wilke

Intersentia Studies on Private

International Law

ISBN 9781780686905

xxviii + 416 pp. | hardback

2019 | € 93.50 | $ 112 | £ 89

Platform Work in

Europe

Towards Harmonisation?

Maria Teresa Carinci, Filip

Dorssemont (eds.)

ISBN 9781839701641


2021 | € 69 | $ 83 | £ 66

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Professor Jürgen Basedow is one of a very few scholars

who are able to not only identify new phenomena in legal

science, but also make concrete proposals and offer an

appropriate legal framework that would meet the needs of

contemporary challenges. His interdisciplinary approach is

such that his new book should be of particular significance

for lawyers specialising in EU law or in private law, no

matter whether they are academics or legal practitioners.

Maciej Szpunar, First Advocate General, 2021

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European Legal




volume 7

ISBN 9781839701368


2021 | € 148 | $ 178 | £ 141



Protecting Trans Rights

in the Age of Gender

Self-Determination

Eva Brems, Pieter Cannoot,

Toon Moonen (eds.)

ISBN 9781839700194


2020 | € 58 | $ 70 | £ 55

Enforcement of

Intellectual Property

Rights in the EU

Member States

Flip Petillion (ed.)

ISBN 9781780686813

xxviii + 1244 pp. | hardback

2019 | € 215.50 | $ 259 |

£ 205

EU law covers numerous sectors of private law and is still

expanding. Due to its fragmentary nature, most legal

literature addresses specific areas such as EU labour

law, EU company law, EU private international law, EU

consumer law, etc. In contrast, this book presents an

innovative approach in its analysis of EU private law,

considering its continuous expansion as an ongoing

process and interrogating some central questions: What

is private law in the framework of the EU? How does

EU private law relate to traditional concepts of private

law? What is the impact on horizontal relations of the

law of the Union which was established with a view to

the integration of peoples in Europe? Is the frequent

reference to the policy orientation of EU law sufficient

to overcome the differences between public and private

law?

Like the growth rings of a tree the numerous acts and

judgments of EU private law feed from the trunk and the

roots, which developed in the vertical relations between

the Union and the Member States. The foundations of

EU law, which often have a background in legal history,

comparative experience and public international law,

impact upon horizontal relations in a manner previously

unknown in national systems of private law.

Across ten parts grouped in four books devoted

to foundations, principles, enforcement and

implementation, respectively, as well as the external

dimension, the author elaborates on the peculiarities of

EU private law as compared to the traditional analysis

of private law in any given national legal system. The

author traces throughout the book the origins of legal

principles and rules in comparative law, legal history

and public international law and their application and

development in EU private law instruments and the

judgments of the CJEU. This comparison helps to

strengthen our understanding of those peculiarities and

paves the way for a comprehensive critical assessment of

the state of EU private law today.



Family Law

Family Law <

The EU Regulations on Matrimonial Property and Property of

Registered Partnerships

Lucia Ruggeri, Agnė Limantė, Neža Pogorelčnik Vogrinc (eds.)

ISBN 9781839701993

xxxii + 326 pp. | paperback

2022 | € 69 | $ 83 | £ 66

International Survey of Family Law 2021

Margaret Brinig (ed.)

International Survey of Family Law

ISBN 9781839701573


2021 | € 73 | $ 88 | £ 69


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As on 1 January 2020, some three percent of the

population of the EU were citizens of one member state

living and/or working in the territory of a member state

other than that of which they are a citizen. In addition,

around five percent of the resident population of the

EU consisted of third country nationals. Naturally, these

diasporic groups formed cross-border couples consisting

of partners of different nationalities or partners of the

same nationality both living in a country other than

that of their origin. This reality, to be sure, raises many

legal questions for the persons involved where the

national family laws of several countries come into

play. In an effort to bring about added legal certainty

and predictability to couples in cross-border situations,

the EU adopted several instruments often referred to

together as ‘EU private international family law’.

This book is a significant contribution to the literature

on private international family law in general and on

EU matrimonial property regimes in particular. It is

addressed to legal professionals as well as academics

and law students.

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International Handbook on

Child Participation in Family

Law

Wendy Schrama, Marilyn Freeman,

Nicola Taylor, Mariëlle Bruning

European Family Law, volume 51

ISBN 9781839700569


2021 | € 99 | $ 119 | £ 94

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The International Society of Family Law is an

independent, international, and non-political scholarly

association dedicated to the study, research and

discussion of family law and related disciplines. The

Society’s membership currently includes professors,

lecturers, scholars, teachers, and researchers from

more than 50 different countries, offering a unique

opportunity for networking within a truly international

family law community.

The International Survey of Family Law is the annual

review of the International Society of Family Law. It

brings together reliable and clearly structured insights

into the latest and most notable developments in family

law from all around the globe. Chapters are prepared

by an international team of selected experts in the field,

usually covering 20 or more jurisdictions in each edition.

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021 edition of

the Survey traces developments from around the world,

brought about through international, national and local

bodies. The chapters analyse civil and common law

systems, as well as decisions of the United Nations and

the European Union courts. Some chapters focus on the

beginnings of families, including marriage, adoption

and assisted reproduction, while others deal with their

dissolution or the effects (and after effects) of aging.

Once again, our authors include emerging scholars

as well as highly regarded academics, judges and

practitioners.

Margaret Brinig is Professor of Law Emerita at the

University of Notre Dame. She is an elected member

of the American Law Institute and part of the Executive

Council of the International Society of Family Law.



Human Rights

Human Rights <

At the Frontiers of State

Responsibility

Socio-economic Rights

and Cooperation on

Migration

Annick Pijnenburg

Human Rights Research

Series, volume 95

ISBN 9781839701481

xv + 310 pp. | paperback

2021 | € 75 | $ 90 | £ 71


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European Yearbook on

Human Rights 2021

Philip Czech, Lisa Heschl,

Karin Lukas, Manfred Nowak,

Gerd Oberleitner (eds.)

European Yearbook on

Human Rights

ISBN 9781839701627

xl + 688 pp. | paperback

2021 | € 95 | $ 114 | £ 90


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Health and Human Rights, 2nd ed.

Global and European Perspectives

Brigit Toebes, Mette Hartlev, Aart Hendriks, Katharina Ó Cathaoir, Janne Rothmar

Herrmann, Henriette Sinding Aasen (eds.)

ISBN 9781839700576

400 pp. | paperback

2022 | € 89 | $ 107 | £ 85


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States in the Global

North increasingly

cooperate with those

in the Global South to

stem irregular migration

flows. As a result, many

refugees and migrants

are contained in Global

South States with

relatively weak track

records in terms of

socio-economic rights

and migration control

agreements often result

in widespread violations

of these rights. This book

examines the States

that are responsible for

these violations. First,

the book depicts the

plight of people on the

move contained in the

Global South and traces

the development of

cooperative migration

control policies. Second,

it examines to what

extent sponsor States

in the Global North

and partner States

in the Global South

have obligations under

international human

rights law to realise the

socio-economic rights

of people on the move.

Lastly, the book explores

the circumstances

under which each

State involved in

migration control incurs

responsibility for the

violations of the socioeconomic

rights of

people on the move and

how the responsibility of

one State relates to that

of another.

COVID-19 and the wide

range of emergency

measures that

governments and policy

makers have introduced

in the name of fighting

the pandemic have

shaped our lives over

the past year and a half.

The thirteenth edition of

the European Yearbook

on Human Rights takes

the opportunity to

reflect on the impact

that COVID-19 has had

on human rights and to

assess the proportionality

and necessity of state

responses to the

pandemic in order

to ensure a resilient

human rights system in

the future. Renowned

scholars, emerging

voices and practitioners

provide a cross-section

of human rights issues in

their contributions. These

issues range from the

underlying considerations

of justice and equality

and access to resources,

to the protection of core

human rights during

the pandemic, such as

the right to health, the

right to hold democratic

elections and the

protection of vulnerable

groups, including the

elderly, persons with

disabilities and migrants.

In this way, the European

Yearbook on Human

Rights 2021 raises

awareness of the

complexities of human

rights protection during

a pandemic and beyond,

and stimulates debate

and further research

in the field in order

to ensure that future

responses to crises not

only pay respect to

human rights, but are

rooted in them.

Health and human rights’ is an important dimension of

international and European human rights and health

law. It is multi-disciplinary, engaging scholars and

practitioners of public health and medicine, as well as

legal scholars and human rights lawyers. Human rights

law brings a new, and often more international, as well

as a moral dimension to existing legal analyses of health

issues. This is essential in an increasingly interconnected

and internationalised world, where health concerns are

omnipresent and can no longer be addressed solely at a

domestic level.

This book focuses on the legal interfaces between

‘health’ and ‘human rights’, taking both a global as well

as a European approach. Globally, there are tremendous

challenges when it comes to the protection of collective

and individual health. Such challenges include weak

(primary) healthcare systems, the spread of infectious

diseases, such as COVID-19, and the increase of

noncommunicable diseases (NCDs), as well as the health

effects of air pollution and climate change. In such

settings, human rights can, potentially, play a powerful

and crucial role in protecting the rights of vulnerable

individuals. The European context is, to some extent,

a region sui generis, not only in terms of health issues

and health outcomes, but also from a political and legal

perspective. The authoritative case law of the European

Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) of the Council of Europe

has increasingly touched upon health-related issues. The

same can be said about the treaties and case law of the

European Union.

Health and Human Rights brings together contributions

from human rights and health law experts from three

different countries in Northern Europe. The chapters

give a rich account of the legal and interdisciplinary

aspects and perspectives related to ‘health and human

rights’. This book is of interest to lecturers, students,

practitioners and law- and policymakers and offers

up-to-date analyses of crucial human rights issues in

modern healthcare, practices and regulations in Europe

and beyond.



Human Rights

Human Rights <

SEE ALSO:

Human Rights and the

Internet

Joy Liddicoat

ISBN 9781839700590

184 pp. | paperback

2021 | € 49 | $ 59 | £ 47

Labour Exploitation in

Human Trafficking Law

Amy Weatherburn


Series, volume 96

ISBN 9781839701542

xv + 301 pp. | paperback

2021 | € 85 | $ 102 | £ 81


Law, Cultural Studies and the “Burqa Ban”

Trend

An Interdisciplinary Handbook

Anja Matwijkiw, Anna Oriolo (eds.)

ISBN 9781839700583

xlii + 474 pp. | hardback

2021 | € 139 | $ 167 | £ 132

The past decade

has witnessed

unprecedented use

of the Internet for

both advancing and

suppressing human

rights, giving rise to

complex new issues that

can both inspire and

overwhelm. With evergrowing

concerns about

the (non-)regulation of

our digital environment,

it is surprising that both

the theoretical and

practical application

of human rights to the

Internet and our online

lives remain unclear.

This book is a short and

accessible introduction to

the concepts of human

rights, the Internet and

the emergence of an era

of human rights online

as a new legal challenge.

It will be of interest to a

broad range of readers:

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policy makers and

informed citizens, lawyers

working with human

rights defenders, and

legal and human rights

academics examining the

emergence of this legal

field.

______

Joy Liddicoat (LLM)

specialises in human

rights, privacy and

technology law. A

former Human Rights

Commissioner and

Assistant Privacy

Commissioner, Joy is

President of InternetNZ,

responsible for the

country code top level

domain .nz. She has

represented government,

technical community and

civil society organisations

at national and

international levels.

The 2000 Protocol

to Prevent, Suppress

and Punish Trafficking

in Persons Especially

Women and Children

provides the first

internationally agreed

definition of human

trafficking. However, in

failing to clarify the exact

scope and meaning

of exploitation, it has

created an ambiguity

as to what constitutes

exploitation of labour

in criminal law. The

international definition's

preference for an

enumerative approach

has been replicated

in most regional

and domestic legal

instruments, making it

difficult to draw the line

between exploitation

in terms of violations of

labour rights and extreme

forms of exploitation

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legal gap by seeking

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labour exploitation

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Law, Cultural Studies and the “Burqa

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discussions surrounding the courts’

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frameworks that derive from dialectical

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democracy, autonomy, and male and

white desire to control, conquer, and

dominate.

Anja Matwijkiw is Professor of Ethics

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2019-2020 Fulbright Distinguished Chair

of Public International Law at the Raoul

Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and

Humanitarian Law & Faculty of Law, Lund

University (Sweden).

Anna Oriolo is Professor of International

Law, Lecturer of EU Law, International

Criminal Law and Diplomatic and

Consular Law at the University of Salerno,

Italy.

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November 2018


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Frederik Naert, Military Law and the Law of War Review (2010).

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The International Criminal

Court 2014


(eds.)


volume 63

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International Criminal

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17 June 2015


(eds.)


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Tribunal for the former

Yugoslavia (ICTY) 27

January 2014 - 30

January 2015


(eds.)


volume 67

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containing decisions of the ICTY.

Volume 68


Tribunal for the Former

Yugoslavia, 1 February

2015 - 29 June 2016


(eds.)


volume 68

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This is the sixty-eighth volume in the series

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Criminal Tribunals’ and contains the most

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International Residual Mechanism for Criminal

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Treaty Making in

Federations

Democratic Legitimacy

Tried and Tested in

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Rik Smet (ed.)

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The present volume

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primary law and its

various sources in EU

secondary legislation,

as well as the growing

body of case law of


Justice.

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employment relations,

the General Data

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European Employment

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practitioners specialising

in the field.

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discussions that began

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in Milan on platform

work. It contains national

reports (Belgium, France,

Germany, Italy, the

Netherlands, Spain and

the United Kingdom)

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authors provide expert

analysis and insight as

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questions that arose

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European countries

considered in a similar

manner.

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suitable protection?

EU law is an autonomous

legal system. It requires

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elements of a genuinely

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foundations of European

legal methodology in

Roman law and in the

development of national

legal methods in the

19th century as well

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methods such as

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secondary legislation, the

concretisation of general

clauses, and judicial

development of the law

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attributed material

competences on the

other.

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the legitimacy of

treaties has received

insufficient attention until

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fundamental question

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permutations and

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Immoral Contracts in

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Chantal Mak, Zeeshan

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consider legal institutions that allow

persons who have occupied private or

public land of others to acquire that

land through mere long-term use.

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as regards ownership of land. The

reporters investigate how these rules

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whether this justification still holds

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Truth commission

recommendations are

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how recommendations

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authors then explore

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recommendations

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the aforementioned

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recommendations are

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the findings’ relevance

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truth commission’s

recommendations;

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implementation record

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Recommendations

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implementation process.

Elin Skaar (Research

Professor, Chr. Michelsen

Institute (CMI), Bergen,

Norway) works in the

intersection between law

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Eric Wiebelhaus-Brahm

(Associate Professor,

School of Public Affairs,

University of Arkansas at

Little Rock) is author of

books, articles and book

chapters on transitional

justice, human rights, and

peacebuilding.

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Rights of Families of Disappeared Persons

How International Bodies Address the Needs of

Families of Disappeared Persons in Europe

Grazyna Baranowska

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This book examines how international judicial and

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families of forcibly disappeared persons. The needs

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responsibility by states; and the right to compensation.

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Architecture of Criminal

Justice, Regulation and

Data Protection

Benjamin Vogel, Jean-

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2020

The Private Side of

Transforming our

World - UN Sustainable

Development Goals 2030

and the Role of Private

International Law

Ralf Michaels, Verónica Ruiz

Abou-Nigm, Hans van Loon

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Intersentia Studies on Private

International Law

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The EU Regulations on

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Lucia Ruggeri, Agnė

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In many cases, existing Anti-Money Laundering

legislation is shaped by unrealistic political

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transactions avoidance laws in the EU. Based on

national reports and input from 25 jurisdictions

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States under the same conditions.

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private international family law in Europe through

the examination of two recent EU instruments:

the Matrimonial Property Regulation and the

Regulation on the Property Consequences of

Registered Partnerships. The book presents the

two regulations in a clear and comprehensive

manner and analyses their implications for EU

family law going forward.



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volume 64 ..................................................................................................30


volume 65 ..................................................................................................31


volume 66 (2 dln) .......................................................................................31


volume 67 ..................................................................................................31


volume 68 ..................................................................................................31

Arms Trade Treaty, The .............................................................................32

At the Frontiers of State Responsibility .....................................................26

Children’s Access to Justice ......................................................................10

Children’s Rights and Commercial Communication in

the Digital Era ......................................................................................10, 45

Civil Enforcement in a Comparative Perspective ..................................8, 14

Collective Judging in Comparative Perspective .......................................14

Comparative Administrative Law, 4th ed. ...................................................4

Comparative Concepts of Criminal Law ................................................4, 14

Compensation Funds in Comparative Perspective ...................................44

Conceptual Analysis of European Private International Law, A .................22

Contract Law in the South Pacific, 2nd edition ...........................................5

Contract Rules (student edition) ..................................................................5

Coronavirus and the Law in Europe ......................................................7, 21

Corporate Finance .......................................................................................6

Corporate Insolvency Law ...........................................................................6

Domestic Abuse and Human Rights ..........................................................44

Eastern and Western Perspectives on Surrogacy ......................................14

Effective Judicial Protection in Consumer Litigation .................................17

Elderly Care and Upwards Solidarity .........................................................21

Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights in the EU Member States .....22

Enforcing Consumer and Capital Markets Law .........................................14

Entrepreneurship: no guts, no glory............................................................6

Environmental Loss and Damage in a Comparative Law Perspective .......14

EU Private Law ...........................................................................................23

EU Regulations on Matrimonial Property and Property of

Registered Partnerships, The...............................................................24, 43

European Company Law, 2nd edition .........................................................5

European Consumer Law ............................................................................5

European Contract Law and the Creation of Norms .................................21

European Criminal Law, 4th ed .............................................................4, 19

European Employment Law, 2nd edition ..............................................5, 34

European Energy Law Report XIV .............................................................20

European Free Trade Association, The .....................................................21

European Labour Law ..................................................................................4

European Legal Methodology (second edition) ..............................5, 22, 35

European Migration Law, 2nd edition (paperback) .....................................5

European Private International Law and Member State Treaties

with Third States ........................................................................................22

European Yearbook on Human Rights 2021 .............................................26

Exploring Truth Commission Recommendations in a Comparative

Perspective ..........................................................................................14, 39

Financial Management in Practice, 2nd ed. ................................................6

Future of the European Law of Civil Procedure, The ................................21

Handbook on Legal Methodology ..............................................................5

Harmonisation in EU Environmental and Energy Law ...............................20

Harmonisation of Transactions Avoidance Laws .............................9, 14, 43

Health and Human Rights......................................................................6, 27

Resource Management: Basics, 3rd ed. ......................................................6

Human Rights and the Internet .................................................................28

IJPL ............................................................................................................36

Immoral Contracts in Europe.........................................................15, 37, 38

Impact of Technology and Innovation on the Wellbeing

of the Legal Profession, The ......................................................................45

Incorporating the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child

into National Law...........................................................................11, 15, 29

Informed Choices in Cross-Border Enforcement .......................................21

International Handbook on Child Participation in Family Law ............12, 24

International Survey of Family Law 2021 ...................................................25

Interpretation of Commercial Contracts in European

Private Law ....................................................................................15, 37, 38

Introduction to South Pacific Law ................................................................6

Just Memories ...........................................................................................44

Labour Exploitation in Human Trafficking Law ..........................................28

Latin American Experiences with Truth Commission

Recommendations .....................................................................................39

Law and Economics of Secured Lending, The ......................................9, 15

Law, Cultural Studies and the “Burqa Ban” Trend ....................................29

Legal Systems of the Pacific ........................................................................7

Looking at Law through Children’s Eyes ...................................................13

Materials on European Criminal Law .....................................................4, 19

National and International Anti-Money Laundering Law ...........................42

Party Autonomy in EU Private International Law .......................................21

Platform Work in Europe .....................................................................22, 34

Pragmatism, Principle, and Power in Common

Law Constitutional Systems .......................................................................16

Prescription in Tort Law .............................................................................15

Principles of Cross-Border Insolvency Law ..................................................6

Private Side of Transforming our World - UN Sustainable Development

Goals 2030 and the Role of Private International Law, The ................37, 42

Protecting Community Interests through International Law ......................33

Protecting Trans Rights in the Age of Gender Self-Determination .....22, 45

Re-examination of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in a Political

Society in the Light of the Principle of Human Dignity, A .........................44

Reliance in the Breaking-Off of Contractual Negotiations ........................15

Right to a Fair Trial ..............................................................................21, 29

Rights of Families of Disappeared Persons ...............................................40

Rome I and Rome II in Practice .................................................................15

Solvency Requirements for EU Insurers .....................................................22

Standard Business Contracts .....................................................................18

Technology, the Global Economy and other New Challenges

for Civil Justice ..........................................................................................36

Theory and Practice of the European Convention on Human Rights,

5th ed. (paperback) .....................................................................................4

Treaty Making in Federations ....................................................................35

Unfair Trading Practices in the Food Supply Chain ...................................45

Aernoudt, R. ........................................................ 6

Alofs, E. ............................................................. 21

Andrews, N.H. ..................................................... 5

Angelo, T. ............................................................ 7

Askeland, B. ....................................................... 15

Baaij, C.J.W. ................................................ 15, 37

Banet, C. ............................................................ 20

Baranowska, G. .................................................. 40

Basedow, J. ....................................................... 23

Baur, G. ............................................................. 21

Boeles, P. ............................................................. 5

Bookman, S. ...................................................... 16

Bork, R. ................................................ 6, 9, 14, 43

Brems, E. ..................................................... 22, 45

Brinig, M. ........................................................... 25

Bruning, M. .................................................. 10, 12

Byrne, B. ................................................ 11, 15, 29

Cabrelli, D.............................................. 15, 37, 38

Caers, R. .............................................................. 6

Cannoot, P. .................................................. 22, 45

Carinci, M.T. ...................................................... 22

Chan, J. ............................................................. 45

Colombi Ciacchi, A. ..................................... 37, 38

Corrin, J. ...................................................... 5, 6, 7

Czech, P. ............................................................ 26

Da Silva, C. ........................................................ 32

Deloof, M. ........................................................... 6

Den Heijer, M. ..................................................... 5

Deschrijver, D. ................................................... 18

Dorssemont, F. .................................................. 22

Dutta, A. ............................................................ 22

Ernst, W. ............................................................ 14

Fenton-Glynn, C. ............................................... 14

Freeland, S. ................................................. 30, 31

Freeman, M. ...................................................... 12

Gamboa, de C., .................................................44

Garcia-Godos, J................................................. 39

Gascón Inchausti, F. .................................... 21, 36

Gilead, I. ............................................................ 15

Gray, J. .............................................................. 21

Grochowski, M. .................................................. 21

Grundmann, S. .............................................. 5, 21

Gsell, B. ............................................................. 14

Guinchard, E. ..................................................... 15

Häcker, B. .......................................................... 14

Harris, M. ........................................................... 16

Hartlev, M. ........................................................... 6

Heikkilä, S. ................................................... 21, 29

Helsen, F. ....................................................... 9, 15

Hendriks, A. ......................................................... 6

Herring, J. .......................................................... 44

Heschl, L. ........................................................... 26

Hess, B. ........................................................ 21, 36

Hirvelä, P. .................................................... 21, 29

Hondius, E. .................................................... 7, 21

Hoops, B. ..................................................... 15, 38

Hopman, M ....................................................... 13

Iliopoulos, T. ...................................................... 20

Jacometti, V. ...................................................... 14

Jaspers, T. ........................................................... 4

Kaan, T. ............................................................. 14

Keiler, J. ............................................................. 14

Keirsbilck, B. ...................................................... 45

Kennett, W..................................................... 8, 14

Kestemont, L. ...................................................... 5

Kilkelly, U. .............................................. 11, 15, 29

Klip, A. ............................................... 4, 19, 30, 31

Kruger, T. ........................................................... 21

Legg, M. ............................................................ 45

Liddicoat, J. ....................................................... 28

Limante, A. .................................................. 24, 43

Lodder, G. ........................................................... 5

Lukas, K. ............................................................ 26

Lundy, L. ................................................ 11, 15, 29

Macgregor, L. ........................................ 15, 37, 38

Maillart, J. .......................................................... 42

Mak, C. ........................................................ 37, 38

Manigart, S. ......................................................... 6

Mansoor, Z. ................................................. 37, 38

Marais, E. ..................................................... 15, 38

Matwijkiw, A. ..................................................... 29

Michaels, R. ................................................. 37, 42

Micklitz, H. ........................................................... 5

Miki, K. ............................................................... 36

Möllers, T.M.J. ................................................... 14

Moonen, T. .................................................. 22, 45

Moreau, T. ......................................................... 10

Mosissa, G.A. ..................................................... 44

Nicolussi, A. ................................................... 7, 21

Nowak, M. ......................................................... 26

Oberleitner, G. .................................................. 26

Ooghe, H. ............................................................ 6

Oriolo, A. ........................................................... 29

Oteiza, E. ........................................................... 36

Paré, M. ............................................................. 10

Paterson, D. ......................................................... 6

Pennings, F. ......................................................... 4

Peters, S. .............................................................. 4

Petillion, F. ......................................................... 22

Pijnenburg, A. .................................................... 26

Pogorelcnik, N. ............................................ 24, 43

Pozzo, B. ............................................................ 14

Reich, N. .............................................................. 5

Riesenhuber, K. ................................. 5, 22, 34, 35

Roef, D. .............................................................. 14

Roggenkamp, M.M. ........................................... 20

Rothmar Herrmann, J. ......................................... 6

Rott, P. ................................................................. 5

Ruggeri, L. ................................................... 24, 43

Ruiz Abou-Nigm, V. ..................................... 37, 42

Salvador Coderch, P. ..................................... 7, 21

Santos Silva, M. ............................................. 7, 21

Scherpe, J.M. .................................................... 14

Schrama, W. ................................................ 12, 21

Seerden, R. .......................................................... 4

Siffrein-Blanc, C. ................................................ 10

Skaar, E. ............................................................. 39

Smet, R. ............................................................. 35

Taeymans, M. .................................................... 18

Taylor, N. ........................................................... 12

Terryn, E. ........................................................... 45

Toebes, B. ..................................................... 6, 27

Tonner, K. ............................................................ 5

Van Dijk, P. .......................................................... 4

Van Duin, A. ...................................................... 17

Van Hoof, F. ......................................................... 4

Van Hulle, C. ........................................................ 6

Van Hulle, K. ...................................................... 22

Van Loon, H. ................................................ 37, 42

Van Rijn, A. .......................................................... 4

Van Roermund, B...............................................44

Vanden Berghe, O. ............................................ 18

Vanhellemont, A. ............................................... 20

Vanheusden, B. ................................................. 20

Vansweevelt, T................................................... 44

Veder, M. ................................................. 9, 14, 43

Verdoodt, V. ................................................ 10, 45

Vines, P. ............................................................. 45

Vogel, B. ............................................................ 42

Von Hein, J. ....................................................... 21

Weatherburn, A. ................................................ 28

Wendehorst, C. ............................................. 7, 21

Weyts, B. ........................................................... 44

Wiebelhaus-Brahm, E. ....................................... 39

Wilberg, H. ........................................................ 16

Wilke, F.M. . ...................................................... 22

Willis, E. ............................................................. 16

Wood, B. ........................................................... 32

Wouters, K. .......................................................... 5

Wurmnest, W. .................................................... 22

Zoll, F. ............................................................ 7, 21

Zuloaga, I. .......................................................... 15

Zwaak, L. .............................................................. 4

Zyberi, G. ........................................................... 33

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