Current and Forthcoming Visitors to the Institute

 
NAMEAFFILIATIONDATES OF VISITRESEARCH PROJECT
Prof. Larry Di MatteoUniversity of FloridaMarch - June 2026Anglo-American Contract: Commonality & Divergence
Prof. Taejin KimKorea UniversityMay - June 2026The Future of Company Law and corporate governance in the Era of Digital Technologies: A Comparative Legal Analysis with a Focus on AI Regulation
Dr. Bernadette ZelgerUniversity of InnsbruckSeptember - December 2025The EU Social Market Economy and the Digital Age
Prof. Dr. Joao Costa-NetoUniversity of BrasiliaSeptember - December 2025The Future of Unjustified Enrichment in Brazil: British and German Perspectives on the Brazilian Civil Code Reform
Dr. Beatriz Goena VivesUniversity Pompeu FabraSeptember-December 2025Inadvertent Negligence and Criminal Liability for Accidents: A Comparative Analysis of Civil Law and Anglo-American Concepts
Dr. Marco Mossa VerreLuiss University (Rome)September-December 2025Hybridity in Italian Depenalisation Laws
Prof. Anne TwomeySydney Law SchoolOctober - December 2025The Law and Political Integrity
The Hon. Mark LeemingSydney Law SchoolOctober - December 2025Judge Made law and Statute in Criminal Law 
Prof. Timothy WuColumbia UniversitySeptember - December 2025Antitrust as Industrial Policy
Juliette FauvarqueUniversity Paris Panthéon-AssasOctober - December 2025The Liability of International Organisations Towards Private Parties: A Private International Law Study
Prof. Konrad DudenUniversity of HamburgOctober - December 2025

Responsive family law; 

Private international law as the law of efficient division of
labour

Dr. Jasper KunstreichMax Planck InstituteOctober - December 2025Abundance and Affluence in Law; History of Comparative and Private International Law
Philipp Konstantin KronierMax Planck InstituteOctober - December 2025The Requirement of a Minimum Nexus in Private International Law
Carlos Ibáñez SánchezUniversity of SevilleOctober - December 2025Legal Framework for Non-biological Artificial Intelligence Post-singularity: Implications for Legal Tech and the Application of Principles and Rules
Dr Maria Moulin-StożekJan Dlugosz UniversityDecember 2025 - February 2026A Comparative Analysis of Strategies for Supporting Victim-Survivors of Domestic Abuse in the Justice
Systems within the EU and Beyond
Associate Prof. Yuksel SezginSyracuse University New YorkJanuary - March 2026Shari'a in Non-Muslim Courts: Limits of Judicial Activism and Reform
Prof. Olaf MeyerFrankfurt University of Applied SciencesFebruary - March 2026The UNIDROIT Principles as a Guide to Contract Law in Arbitration
Prof. Roberta MontinaroUniversity of Naples L'OrientaleJune - July 2026Governing value chains for general purpose AI models by contract: can a fair allocation of risks, data rights and liability be achieved?