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International Society of Family Law – European Regional Conference organized jointly by the Department of Private Law, University of Oslo and the Nordic Centre for Comparative and International Family Law (NorFam)
International Society of Family Law – European Regional Conference organized jointly by the Department of Private Law, University of Oslo and the Nordic Centre for Comparative and International Family Law (NorFam)
Om arbeidstid p? hjemmekontor. Presentasjon av doktorsavhandlingsprosjekt, Silje Hagen Sofienlund
Professor Robin Fretwell Wilson published a chapter on ‘Abortion after Dobbs – Navigating a Tangle of State Restrictions’ in The International Survey of Family Law 2024
Flere kommende arrangementer
Med et ?kende antall bedragerier, ?kt bruk av kunstig intelligens og en urolig verden er norsk identitetsforvaltning viktigere enn noensinne. N? er p?meldingen ?pen for IDentitet-konferansen, som finner sted 20.-21. mai. Konferansen arrangeres av NorSIS (en del av NSM), Skatteetaten og prosjektet Samfunnssikkerhet og digitale identiteter (SODI) ved UiO.
As a part of her ongoing work on her book project on Corporate Sustainability Law, Beate Sj?fjell will present her reflections on the evolving duty of the corporate board, positioning the Omnibus proposal in the broader regulatory framework of Corporate Sustainability Law.
The panel discussion
This discussion is one in a series of workshops organized in Oslo, Rome, Paris, New York, London, Vienna, Sao Paolo and Singapore. It is part of an empirical research project which verifies whether international contracts are construed uniformly in arbitration, or whether legal traditions play a role even though the frame is international.
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The Tenth International Workshop of Daughters of Themis: International Network for Women Business Scholars broadens and deepens the discussion of feminism and business. The aim of the workshop is to provide a forum for open, intimate, and inspiring discussions with workshop participants selected based on a highly competitive call for papers.