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◾Vakgroep Rechtstheorie en Rechtsgeschiedenis Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
◾Vakgroep Metajuridica Vrije Universiteit Brussel
◾Center for Law Science Technology and Society Vrije Universiteit Brussel (LSTS)
◾Vakgroep Rechtstheorie Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
◾Leerstoelgroep Rechtsfilosofie Universiteit van Tilburg
◾Vakgroep Rechtstheorie Universiteit Utrecht

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◾ Legal Philosophy in Oxford

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◾Archiv für Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie
◾Criminal Law and Philosophy
◾European Journal of International Law
◾Legal Theory
◾Legisprudence. International Journal for the Study of Legislation
◾Leiden Journal of International Law
◾Ratio Juris
◾Yale Journal of Law and the Humanities

Verenigingen
◾IVR (Internationale Vereinigung für Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie, officiële website)/ IVR Blog (nieuws updates)
◾North American Society for Social Philosophy
◾NOMOS (The American Society for Political and Legal Philosophy)

Diversen
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◾JURIX Legal Knowledge Based Systems
◾Onderzoekschool Ethiek
◾The Philosophical Gourmet Report
◾Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

Sur la philosophie du droit.

On aimerait bien voir les Français dans cette liste.

Au LuXembourg: http://www.esil-sedi.eu/sites/default/files/Provisional%20Programme_20150727.pdf about international law and litigation, le 16 octobre 2015. Pour ceuX que cela intéresse.

The vital role of law in responding to processes of globalization, and the growing importance of developing a shared understanding within Europe in relation to a wide range of international legal issues, underscore the need for a forum that will facilitate greater interaction among European international lawyers. This is demonstrated by recent debates over issues ranging from the war in Iraq and the debate over the appropriate limits of international intervention, through the resolution of international trade disputes and the shape of the future international economic regime, to the role of multilateralism in general. These and many other issues have emphasised the desirability of developing much closer links between those working in the international law field in Western Europe and their counterparts in Eastern and Central Europe.

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in: http://www.esil-sedi.eu/node/177