News i-HILT
Overview of i-HILT@Tilburg News.
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Book launch Event - International Law in Europe, 700-1200 by Jenny Benham
09th February 2022The Centre for Medieval Studies at Cardiff University has organised an online book launch event to showcase Jenny Benham’s new book International Law in Europe, 700-1200, which provides a fascinating opportunity to explore international law during the medieval age.
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New book: The Cambridge Companion to Hugo Grotius
22nd September 2021Cambridge University Press has recently published the new volume ‘The Cambridge Companion to Hugo Grotius’, edited by our professor Randall Lesaffer together with Janne Nijman.
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New book: History, Casuistry and Custom in the Legal Thought of Francisco Suárez (1548-1617)
12th July 2021On 17 June 2021, Brill will publish the volume ‘’History, Casuistry and Custom in the Legal Thought of Francisco Suárez (1548-1617)'', edited by our own professor Randall Lesaffer together with Dominique Bauer.
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New publication by Prof. Randall Lesaffer
17th June 2021Recently, an article titled ‘The Cradle of International Law: Camilo Barcia Trelles on Francisco de Vitoria at The Hague (1927)’ from the hand of our own professor Randall Lesaffer was published.
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PhD Defense Maurits den Hollander
07th May 2021We are pleased to announce that I-Hilt member Maurits den Hollander will defend his dissertation titled 'Stay of Execution. Institutions and Insolvency Legislation in Amsterdam, 1578-1700' on Tuesday 22 June 2021.
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New book: International Law and Peace Settlements
18th March 2021Cambridge University Press has recently published the edited volume ‘International Law and Peace Settlements’, including a chapter by our own professor Randall Lesaffer titled ‘The lore and laws of peace-making in early modern and nineteenth-century peace treaties’.
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New book: Contingency in International Law
23rd February 2021OUP has recently published the new volume ‘Contingency in International Law. On the Possibility of Different Legal Histories’, edited by Ingo Venzke and Kevin Jon Heller, including a chapter by our own Ana Delic titled ‘Contingencies in The Rise of European and Latin American Private International Law, 1850 to 1950’.
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New publications by dr. Dave De ruysscher
07th January 2021We would like to draw attention to a number of interesting new publications by dr. Dave De ruysscher, treating a wide range of topics centered around the history of commercial law.
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New book: Early Modern Sovereignties
07th January 2021Brill has recently published the volume ''Early Modern Sovereignties. Theory and Practice of a Burgeoning Concept in the Netherlands'', edited by our own professor Randall Lesaffer together with Erik de Bom and Werner Thomas.
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New issue of the Journal 'Grotiana' with contributions by prof. Randall Lesaffer
22nd December 2020The second issue of the 41st volume of the journal Grotiana has recently appeared, centered around the theme 'Grotius on the Use of Force'.
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PhD Defense mr. L. Lieuwes
26th November 2020We are pleased to announce that mr. L. Lieuwes will defend his dissertation titled 'Dorpsreglementen in de Meierij van 's-Hertogenbosch, 1648-1795. Van onstuurbaar naar stuurbaar bestuur' on Friday 11 December 2020.
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New book by Inge Van Hulle published by OUP
26th November 2020We are proud to announce that a new book titled 'Britain and International Law in West Africa - The Practice of Empire', written by our own dr. Inge Van Hulle, has recently been published by Oxford University Press.
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New Oxford Historical Treaties editorial by Randall Lesaffer
14th August 2020Oxford Historical Treaties has recently published a new editorial by professor Randall Lesaffer. In this seventh instalment of his series on 'The Wars of Louis XIV in Treaties', he provides an interesting discussion of 'The Grand Alliance of 1689 and the Nine Years’ War'.
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New Oxford Historical Treaties editorial by Randall Lesaffer
07th May 2020Oxford Historical Treaties has recently published a new editorial by professor Randall Lesaffer. In this interesting contribution, he treats the role of reprisals in early modern peace treaties, with a special focus on the Second Anglo-Dutch War.
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New publications by i-HILT members
12th March 2020Various publications have recently appeared by members of our institute.
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Publications in the Journal of the History of International Law
21st February 2020In the latest edition of the Journal of the History of International Law, the first of the papers from the 2018 Tilburg conference 'The Parisian peace treaties (1919-1920) and the emergence of modern international law' has been published. Written by Leonard V. Smith, it is titled 'Sovereignty under the League of Nations Mandate: the Jurists' Debates'.
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The Institute for the History of International Law @ Tilburg organizes a series of E-Lectures
15th November 2019In the academic year 2019-2020, the I-HILT institute will continue its series of e-lectures on a wide range of legal historical topics. Please feel welcome to attend any of them in real life. Alternatively, you can watch the recording afterwards on our website.
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New publications by i-HILT members
26th April 2019Various new publications by members of the i-HILT Institute have recently appeared.
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Dr. Dave De ruysscher member of (Belgian) Jonge Academie
18th February 2019We wish to congratulate I-Hilt member dr. Dave De ruysscher with the fact that he has been appointed as member of the Jonge Academie of the Koninklijke Vlaamse Academie van België voor Wetenschappen & Kunsten.
