Tilburg University (UVT) • Global Law

This documents includes notes from readings, knowledge clips and tutorials from the History of International Law course at Tilburg University, and is meant to help Global Law students prepare for the course and the exam. Note: These notes exclude most of module 8 - the Abolotion of War.

Summary of Obligations & Contract law II summary weeks 6-10 incl summary of the readings with the most important pieces of information!

Summary of Obligations and Contract Law II weeks 1-5, including summary of the readings with the most important pieces of information!

The document contains all class notes which are complemented by the mandatory reading (on transnational commercial law). The course has 10 weeks which are the following Week 1 - Introduction: General principles, themes, and key issues (ch 1) Week 2 - International sales of goods and the CISG (ch 8) Week 3 - Carriage of goods by sea Week 4 - International bank payment undertakings Week 5 - Agency and Distribution (ch 10) Week 6 - Financial Leasing and Receivables funding (ch 12,13) Week ...

This document is a very extensive summary of the course, containing all readings, tutorial notes and lecture notes are merged. The document starts with an overview of the concepts and definitions and is divided in 5 modules (12 weeks). 1. The historical context of the globalisation of inclusion and exclusion 2. Beyond borders: Rethinking the inside/outside distinction 3. The IACA model of law 4. Cyberlaw 5. The new Lex Mercatoria and the IACA-model of law 6 &7 . Resistance to Emergent ...

The summary contains all lecture notes, knowledge clip notes, and all reading notes indicated after the bullet point (specifically for the midterm). I received a 9.5 with this summary, so it definitely has all the relevant information from the course.

The summary contains all five weeks of the course Labour Law (Obligations and Contract Law II). It contains class notes and all reading materials according to the relevant week. - Scope of LL, in light of the emerging ‘gig economy’ - Individual and collective dimension of LL - Court & state interventions regarding gig work and other ‘atypical’ relationships - From Unconscionability at Common Law to Legislation - Issues of enforcement of LL, in light of gig work and GVCs

The summary contains the 5 relevant weeks of the second part of Obligations and Contract Law II, namely Labour Law. The summary contains all reading material, class notes and case law from 2023.

This summary includes all of the concepts of Constitutional Law as discussed in the course. The notes include definitions from the textbook by Heringa, descriptions and extracts of relevant laws from the Knowledge Clips, as well as improtant notes from all classes and Q&A sessions. These notes will provide you with a solid theoretical background in order to complete the assignments for the course.

These notes are a summary of the new textbook for the Global Law course by Professor Tjong Tjin Tai. They include summaries of the main concepts, processes and laws from all chapters (excluding Chapter 16 - Tort law around the world - which you will likely not need for the exam). The notes are structured in a way that will first give you an introduction to tort law in general, then specify the general concepts of tort law in Germany, England and France, and then deep-dive into concepts of to...