International Publications
| Author | Publication |
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| Prof. Dr. Thomas Groß | Chronik Verfassunsgrecht, Federal Republic of Germany, European Review of Public Law (REDP/ERPL) 2024, pp. 1229–1245. |
| Prof. Dr. Markus Lieberknecht | “Institutional Investors as Climate Activists: Curb Your Enthusiasm” in the American University Business Law Review = Lieberknecht, 14 AUBLR 121 (2024) |
| Prof. Dr. Mary-Rose McGuire | Arbitration v. litigation in disputes related to licensing agreements, in: Klopschinski/McGuire (eds.), Research Handbook on Intellectual Property Rights and Arbitration, Edward Elgar 2024, pp. 118–137. |
| Marko Andjic | Arbitration—the chamber of secrets? An analysis of procedural rules and technical tools for the protection of trade secrets in arbitration, in: Klopschinski/McGuire (eds.), Research Handbook on Intellectual Property Rights and Arbitration, p. , Edward Elgar 2024, pp. 81–100. |
| Author | Publication |
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| Prof. Dr. Mary-Rose McGuire | Arbitration v. Litigation: Recommendations for Disputes Related to Licensing Agreements, in: Klopschinski/McGuire (eds.), Research Handbook on Intellectual Property Rights and Arbitration, Edward Elgar 2023. |
| Prof. Dr. Georg Gesk | Trends in German Criminal Procedure Law, in: IRSTI No. 3 (144) 2023, pp. 106–115. |
| Prof. Dr. Hans Schulte-Nölke | The EU Digital Services Act and EU Consumer Law, in: Alberto De Franceschi and Reiner Schulze (eds.), Harmonizing Digital Contract Law, 2023. |
| Prof. Dr. Hans Schulte-Nölke | EU Private Law: Classical Values and Purposes of National Private Law and Their Interplay with the Purposes of the EU, in: André Janssen, Matthias Lehmann, and Reiner Schulze (eds.), The Future of European Private Law, 2023. |
| Prof. Dr. Arndt Sinn, Marcel Iden | Old and New Threats from Organized Crime, in: SIAK Journal 2023, pp. 62–72. |
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| Prof. Dr. Christoph Busch, Dr. Catalina Goanta, Dr. Katarzyna Kryla-Cudna, Monika Leszczynska (LLM), and Prof. Dr. Vanessa Mak | Should Data Shape Private Law?, Technology and Regulation 2022, 81–87. |
| Prof. Dr. Christoph Busch | Updating EU Consumer Law for the Digital Subscription Economy, 11 Journal of European Consumer and Market Law 41-42 (2022). |
| Prof. Dr. Christoph Busch | Regulating the Expanding Content Moderation Universe: A European Perspective on Infrastructure Moderation, 27 University of California Los Angeles Journal of Law & Technology 32-79 (2022). |
| Prof. Dr. Christoph Busch | eIDAS 2.0 – Digital Identity Services in the Platform Economy, Centre on Regulation in Europe, Study for the Centre on Regulation in Europe, October 2022, 20 pp. |
| Prof. Dr. Oliver Dörr | State Responsibility for Climate Change under EU and German Law, in: E. Schulev-Steindl et al. (eds.), Climate Change. Responsibility and Liability, 2022, pp. 299–311. |
| Prof. Dr. Lars Leuschner, Tim Wöffen (LLM.) | Overview of German Law on Associations (Cross-national study for the European Commission). |
| Prof. Dr. Hans Schulte-Nölke | Flight Cancelled: Can the Passenger Rebook on a Freely Chosen Alternative Date? in: Tijdschrift voor Consumentenrecht en Handelspraktijken, 2022, pp. 106–110. |
| Prof. Dr. Hans Schulte-Nölke | Digital obligations of sellers of smart devices under the Sale of Goods Directive 771/2019, in: Sebastian Lohsse, Reiner Schulze, and Dirk Staudenmayer, Smart Products (Münster Colloquia on EU Law and the Digital Economy), 2022, pp. 47–61. |
| Prof. Dr. Hans Schulte-Nölke | The gig economy and the European Platform-to-Business Regulation, Правоведение (Pravovedenie, St. Petersburg) (2021), 64 (4): 496–510. |
| Prof. Dr. Hans Schulte-Nölke | Sources of law, in: Alain A. Levasseur, J. Randall Trahan, David Gruning (eds.), The legal system of Germany, Bibliothèque de l’Association Henri Capitant, Durham, North Carolina 2022, pp. 11–18. |
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| Prof. Dr. Christoph Busch and Prof. Dr. mr. Vanessa Mak | Putting the Digital Services Act in Context: Bridging the Gap Between EU Consumer Law and Platform Regulation, 10 Journal of European Consumer and Market Law 109-115 (2021). |
| Prof. Dr. Christoph Busch, Dr. Inge Graef, Prof. Dr. Jeanette Hofmann, and Prof. Annabelle Gawer | Uncovering blindspots in the policy debate on platform power, Study for the European Commission (DG CNECT), March 2021, 31 pp. |
| Prof. Dr. Christoph Busch, Prof. Dr. Gerhard Dannemann, Prof. Dr. Hans Schulte-Nölke | Digital Platforms and COVID-19, in: Ewoud Hondius, Marta Santos Silva, Andrea Nicolussi, Pablo Salvador Coderch, Christiane Wendehorst, and Fryderyk Zoll (eds.), Coronavirus and the Law in Europe, 2021, pp. 867–890. |
| Prof. Dr. Georg Gesk | Legitimacy of Electronic Personality for AI Systems? (人工智慧享受電子人格的正當性), in: Chang Li-Ching (張麗卿) (ed.), Artificial Intelligence and Legal Challenges (人工智慧與法律挑戰), angle publ. (元照), 2021, pp. 189–200. |
| Prof. Dr. Oliver Dörr | Detention, Arbitrary, in: A. Peters/R. Wolfrum (eds.), Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law, updated online June 2021. |
| Prof. Dr. Jan Oster | Code is Code and Law is Law. The Law of Digitalization and the Digitalization of Law, International Journal of Law and Information Technology (IJLIT) 29 (2021), 101–117. |
| Prof. Dr. Jan Oster | On ‘Balancing’ and ‘Social Watchdogs’: The European Court of Human Rights as a Norm Entrepreneur for Freedom of Expression, in: Bollinger/Callamard (eds.), Regardless of Frontiers. Global Freedom of Expression in a Troubled World, 2021 (Columbia University Press), 165–184. |
| Prof. Dr. Jan Oster | Tambini, Media Freedom, Journal of Media Law 13 (2021), 276–278. |
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| Prof. Dr. Christoph Busch | Toward a Regulatory Framework for Online Intermediary Platforms in Europe [Entwicklung eines Regulierungsrahmens für Online-Plattformen in Europa], in: Nakata et al. (eds.) Modernisation of European Private Law and Consumer Law and Developments in Japanese Private Law, Nihon Hyoronsha 2020, pp. 126–141. |
| Prof. Dr. Christoph Busch | Self-Regulation and Regulatory Intermediation in the Platform Economy, in: Cantero Gamito/Micklitz (eds.) The Role of the EU in Transnational Legal Ordering: Standards, Contracts and Codes, Edward Elgar, Cheltenham 2020, pp. 115–134. |
| Prof. Dr. Christoph Busch, Prof. Dr. Gerhard Dannemann, Prof. Dr. Hans Schulte-Nölke, Prof. dr hab. Fryderyk Zoll | The ELI Model Rules on Online Platforms, 9 Journal of Consumer and Market Law, 61–70 (2020). |
| Prof. Dr. Christoph Busch | The Implementation of Personalized Law: Information Obligations in Consumer Law and the Protection of Personal Data, in: G’sell (ed.) Big Data and the Law, Dalloz, Paris 2020, pp. 155–176. |
| Prof. Dr. Christoph Busch | The P2B Regulation (EU) 2019/1150: Towards a Procedural Turn in EU Platform Regulation?, 9 Journal of Consumer and Market Law 133–134 (2020). |
| Prof. Dr. Oliver Dörr | Brexit – What It Is And What It Means, George Washington International Law Review 52 (2020), pp. 1–11. |
| Prof. Dr. Georg Gesk | Anti-terrorism in the German Criminal Law System (An Overview of Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure in Germany and Counter-terrorism Measures (International Forum on Counter-terrorism), translated by Miki Okamoto), The Journal of Police Science, 2020, Vol. 73, No. 10, pp. 162–171. |
| Prof. Dr. Georg Gesk and Prof. Dr. Viola Schmid | The (European) Artificial Intelligence (R)Evolution: Are Trustworthiness, Law, Ethics, and Robustness Enough for (Re)Liability?, Internet Law Works-in-Progress, NY Law School, Santa Clara Law. |
| Prof. Dr. Georg Gesk | The Impact of Digitalization, Big Data, and AI on Criminal Procedure Law (數位化、大數據和人工智慧對刑事訴訟的衝擊), in: National University of Kaohsiung Law Journal (國立高雄大學法學院法學論叢), Vol. 15, No. 2 (March 2020), pp. 71–114. |
| Prof. Dr. Georg Gesk | The Chinese Social Credit System – New Forms of E-Governance Between Law and Policy?, in: Erich Schwaighofer, Franz Kummer, Ahti Saarenpää (eds.), IRIS 2020 – Responsible Digitalization, Bern: Editions Weblaw, 2020, pp. 413–418. |
| Prof. Dr. Thomas Groß | Chronicle of Constitutional Law, Federal Republic of Germany, European Review of Public Law (REDP/ERPL) 2020, 1463–1477. |
| Prof. Dr. Mary-Rose McGuire | Trade Secret Disputes: Should You Arbitrate or Litigate? How to Effectively Protect Trade Secrets in the Course of Dispute Resolution, in: Gerold Zeiler/Alexander Zojer (eds.), Trade Secrets: Procedural and Substantive Issues, Vienna 2020, pp. 49–68. |
| Prof. Dr. Jan Oster | Theories of reputation, in: Koltay/Wragg (eds.), Research Handbook on Comparative Privacy & Defamation, 2020 (Edward Elgar), 48–64. |
| Prof. Dr. Jan Oster | Jenyon/Scott (eds.), Positive Free Speech. Rationales, Methods and Implications, Journal of Media Law 12 (2020), 129–131. |
| Prof. Dr. Hans Schulte-Nölke | Liability for Self-Driving Cars: Law, Ethics and Protection of the Car Industry, in: Alain Strowel and Christophe Lazaro (eds.), From Autonomous Vehicles to Artificial Intelligence, Larcier, Brussels 2020, pp. 133–152. |
| Prof. Dr. Hans Schulte-Nölke | Artificial intelligence and consumer protection, in: Tijdschrift voor Consumentenrecht en handelspraktijken (TvC), 2020, pp. 52–56. |
| Authors | Publication |
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| Prof. Dr. Christoph Busch | Towards Fairness and Transparency in the Platform Economy? A First Look at the P2B Regulation, in: Alberto De Franceschi and Reiner Schulze (eds.) Digital Revolution – New Challenges for Law, C.H.Beck 2019, pp. 57–74. |
| Prof. Dr. Christoph Busch | Algorithmic Regulation and (Im)perfect Enforcement in the Personalized Economy, 41 Global Law Review 5 (2019) [Journal of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences]. |
| Prof. Dr. Christoph Busch | Regulating Airbnb in Germany – Status Quo and Future Trends, 8 Journal of European Consumer and Market Law 39–41 (2019). |
| Prof. Dr. Christoph Busch | When Product Liability Meets the Platform Economy: A European Perspective on Oberdorf v Amazon, 8 Journal of Consumer and Market Law 173–174 (2019). |
| Prof. Dr. Christoph Busch | Implementing Personalized Law: Personalized Disclosures in Consumer Law and Data Privacy Law, 86 University of Chicago Law Review 309-331 (2019). |
| Prof. Dr. Oliver Dörr | Nationality in: R. Wolfrum (ed.), Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law, updated online August 2019. |
| Prof. Dr. Oliver Dörr | The Strasbourg Approach to Evolutionary Interpretation, in: G. Abi-Saab/K. Keith/G. Marceau/C. Marquet (eds.), Evolutionary Interpretation and International Law, 2019, pp. 115–121. |
| Prof. Dr. Georg Gesk and Prof. Dr. Viola Schmid (LL.M. Harvard) | Prerequisites and Opportunities of the ‘Internet Court’ in Hangzhou, China—A Model?, in: Erich Schwaighofer, Franz Kummer, Ahti Saarenpää (eds.), IRIS 2019 – Internet of Things, Bern: Editions Weblaw, 2019, pp. 425–430. |
| Prof. Dr. Thomas Groß | “Does the Basic Law allow Germany to leave the European Union?” European Review of Public Law (ERPL/REDP) 2019, 275–281. |
| Prof. Dr. Steffen Lampert | Solidarity and Fiscal Policies in Germany, in: Solidarity, Proceedings of the Henri Capitant Association, Brussels/Paris 2019, pp. 773–788. |
| Prof. Dr. Mary-Rose McGuire | Community Trademarks as Objects of Property (Art. 16–24 CTMR), in: Hasselblatt (ed.), Community Trade Mark Regulation, Munich/Oxford 2015; – 2nd ed. 2019. |
| Prof. Dr. Mary-Rose McGuire | Related Actions in Community Design Matters (Art. 95–96), in: Hasselblatt (ed.), Community Trade Mark Regulation, Munich/Oxford 2015: – 2nd ed. 2019. |
| Prof. Dr. Mary-Rose McGuire | Intellectual Property as the Subject Matter of Contracts: 10 Theses on Why License Contract Law Should Be Codified in the ABGB. Proceedings of the 20th Austrian Jurists’ Congress, Salzburg 2018, Vienna 2019, 30–67. |
| Prof. Dr. Hans Schulte-Nölke | Incorporation of Standard Contract Terms on Websites - Observations on the American Law Institute’s Restatement of Consumer Contract Law, European Revue of Contract Law (ERCL) 2019; Vol. 15(2), pp. 103–129. |
| Prof. Dr. Hans Schulte-Nölke, Lukas Beinke | Personal data is not a counter-performance! - Plea for a data-driven rethinking of contract and consumer law, in: Tijdschrift voor Consumentenrecht en handelspraktijken, 2 - 2018, pp. 74-76. |