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Michele Taruffo

Michele Taruffo

(1943 - 2020)

Michele Taruffo passed away last December 10th. Although he may not be physically with us any more, he will be remembered for the precision of his reasoning, his capacity for analysis and clarity of expression, for his talent for plunging headfirst into complexity. He challenged us with well-formulated questions and answers as profound as they were original, seeking only to challenge apparent limits and open up new perspectives of thought. He will also be remembered for his generosity, humanity and gentleness, virtues that he lavished freely on those who enjoyed his company.

4th IAPL-MPI Summer School (Postponed)

THE INTERPLAY OF GLOBAL TENDENCIES WITH LOCAL TRADITIONS IN PROCEDURAL LAW

The fourth edition of the International Association of Procedural Law (IAPL) - Max Planck Institute Luxembourg Summer-School will be addressing the interplay of global tendencies with local traditions in procedural law. Initially planned to take place in Luxembourg from July 27 - 30, 2020, the Summer School has been postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

More information will be made availabe in due course, also on the website of the MPI.

Greek and foreign civil procedural systems (edit. Makridou-Diamantopoulos)

Greek and foreign civil procedural systems (edit. Makridou-Diamantopoulos).

Since 2012, the Department of Procedural Law at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki has periodically organized conferences, with the aim of comparing the Greek procedural system with those of other European countries. The results of these conferences, published in a series of books edited by Kalliopi Makridou and Georgios Diamantopoulos, have been generously made available by Sakkoulas Publications to the members of the Association. They are accessible through the links below, as well as in the "Documentation/Publications" area of this website:

Volume 1. Issues of estoppel and res judicata in Anglo-American and Greek law (2014)

Volume 2. Civil trial of first and second instance according to Swiss and Greek law (2014)

Volume 3. Provisional measures in Italian and Greek procedural law (2016)

Volume 4. Evidence in Spanish and Greek procedural law (2018)

Volume 5. Relations between judge and parties in German and Greek civil trial. Case management and “Aufklärungspflicht“ (2020)

International Journal of Procedural Law

The multilingual International Journal of Procedural Law (IJPL) provides an international research platform for scholars and practitioners in the field of procedural law, especially in civil matters.

In addition to articles in five different languages examining current developments in judicial and alternative dispute resolution, the IJPL also publishes articles devoted to the theoretical foundations of procedural law. Contributions address legal issues from domestic, transnational or international perspectives, including comparative law and conflicts of law aspects. Consequently, the IJPL is not only of interest for scholars but also for practitioners in charge of cross-border cases.

The IJPL is published twice a year. Each issue consists of five parts: Studies, Practice, Debate, Legislation and Information (book reviews, interviews, conference summaries). Articles must be written in English, French, German, Italian or Spanish and will be published in the language in which they have been submitted. Preliminary abstracts in the other languages of the IJPL inform the reader about the central points of each article. The IJPL is the journal of the International Association of Procedural Law.

For subscriptions: http://www.intersentia.com/Magazine.aspx?magazineId=PUB10131

IAPL Conference 2022 - Procedural Law in Multicultural Context - Örebro University

The next Conference of the International Association of Procedural Law will be hosted by Juridicum, Örebro University and will take place 8-10 June 2022. The theme of the Congress is "Procedural Law in Multicultural Context".

The conference will addres, on the one hand, the way justice systems deal with civil and criminal cases involving persons stemming from different regional cultures, and, on the other hand, the impact of multiculturalism on judicial proceedings and judicial systems.

More information is available at the conference's webpage.

Örebro University Novahuset