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Department of International and European Law

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Part of Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid
Part of Universiteit Maastricht
Address Bouillonstraat 3, 6211 LH Maastricht
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Postal address Postbus 616, 6200 MD Maastricht
Phone +31-43-3883129
Fax +31-43-3884907
URL http://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/web/Faculteiten/FdR/Thema/Capaciteitsgroepen/InternationaalEnEuropeesRecht.htm
Email eva. rongen -at- maastrichtuniversity. nl

People

Professor Prof.dr. P.L.H. van den Bossche
Professor Prof.dr. M.L.H.K. Claes
Professor Prof.dr. W. Devroe
Professor Prof.dr. M.T. Kamminga
Professor Prof.mr.dr. A. Kamperman Sanders
Professor Prof.dr. H.E.G.S. Schneider
Professor Prof.dr. E.I.L. Vos
Professor Prof.dr. B.E.F.M. de Witte
Extraordinary professor Prof.dr. A.P.M. Coomans
Extraordinary professor Prof.mr.dr. M.J. Jacobs
Extraordinary professor Prof.dr. E. Lijnzaad
Extraordinary professor Prof.dr. L.B. Waddington
Professor emeritus Prof.dr. Th.C. van Boven
Associate professor Prof.dr. F. Grünfeld
Associate professor Dr. R.A. Ott
Associate professor Dr. M.D. Prévost

Current research

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Collaboration The Protection of Core Societal Values under the WTO GATS Agreement
Collaboration Private-Sector Standards under WTO Law
Collaboration Market integration through network governance: the role of European agencies and networks of regulators
Collaboration Corruption: the perspectives of international human rights law and international criminal law
Collaboration State Collapse and Human Rights
All current research..

Completed research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Collaboration Liability law and the application of the precautionary principle with respect to climate change
Collaboration Labelling of Products and the Rules of the World Trade Organization
Collaboration Renewable Energy Tax Incentives and WTO law: Irreconcilably Incompatible
Collaboration Different kinds of Precaution; a comparative anaylsis of the apllication of the precautionary principle in five different legal orders
Collaboration Europeanisation of Administrative Justice? The influence of the ECJ’s Case Law in Italy, Germany and England
All completed research..

Classification

D41600 International law

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