L’effet sur les règlements existants des nouvelles dispositions constitutionnelles réservant des matières à la loi

in Journal des Tribunaux Luxembourg (2023)

Droit international privé de l'Union européenne (2021)

in Journal du Droit International (2022)

Les principes généraux du droit comme éléments de l’ordre juridique luxembourgeois

in Liber amicorum Xavier Dieux (2022)

Les usages des travaux préparatoires des lois au Luxembourg (le bon, le mauvais et l’indicible)

in Pasicrisie Luxembourgeoise: Recueil Trimestriel de la Jurisprudence Luxembourgeoise (2021), 39

The Law Applicable to the Civil Consequences of Human Rights Violations Committed Abroad

in Forlati, Serena; Franzina, Pietro (Eds.) Universal Jurisdiction –Which Way Forward ? (2021)

La fin du contentieux des droits de l’homme devant les tribunaux américains ?

in Kinsch, Patrick; Muir Watt, Horatia (Eds.) Le tournant global en droit international privé (2020)

La Convention européenne des droits de l’homme et les conflits de lois : synthèse de dix ans de jurisprudence européenne

in Acta Universitatis Carolinae. Iuridica (2020), (4), 45-67

La pratique luxembourgeoise en matière de droit international public 2018

in Annales de droit luxembourgeois (2020)

Le rôle du politique en droit international privé (Cours général de droit international privé)

Book published by Brill Nijhoff (2019)

The role of political considerations in private international law In a traditional (and idealized) view of private international law, its rules are clearly separated from political considerations: they ... [more ▼]

The role of political considerations in private international law In a traditional (and idealized) view of private international law, its rules are clearly separated from political considerations: they are essentially based on considerations of proximity and of foreseeability of the applicable law and of the competent courts. However, this conception has never corresponded perfectly to reality. Political considerations, as opposed to technical considerations, have their importance in private international law, in a dual form: the defence of public (or political) interests in a narrow sense, but also the definition by the legislatures and by the courts of policies which directly influence the solutions adopted by the rules of private international law. This is what the course tries to show, through explanations on the political implications of the major methodological choices of private international law; on the reflection in private international law of major political choices within a democratic or non-democratic society; and externalities such as foreign public law, the federal or supranational integration of States and, finally, the foreign relations of the forum State with third States. [less ▲]

The demise of international human rights litigation in the US courts ?

in Muir Watt, Horatia, et al. (Ed.) Global Private International Law – Adjudication Without Frontiers (2019)