dr. Marco in 't Veld

Bio

In 2015, I obtained a master in law at the Erasmus University Rotterdam as well as a bachelor in the philosophy of law and social sciences (also at the Erasmus University Rotterdam). As of October 2016 I worked at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel on a FWO-project about the informal rules of trade in Amsterdam and Lyon in the early 18th century. In June 2019 I was president of the organizing committee of the prestigious XXVth Annual Forum of the Young Legal Historians. I have published on several topics related to the history of mercantile and customary law from the 17th to the 19th century. After a short intermezzo teaching teenagers the beauty of the Dutch language, I was appointed at Tilburg University as a teacher for several courses, including Inleiding Rechtswetenschap, Introduction to the Philosophy of Global Law as well as the supervision of bachelor thesis

Courses

• Moot Court Study of Law
• Legal Philosophy A
• Bachelor Thesis
• Bachelor Thesis
• Legal Philosophy A
• European Legal History

Recent publications

1. Was there a rule of law in early modern Amsterdam? - Mercantile custo…

   in 't Veld, M. (2023). Was there a rule of law in early modern Amsterdam? Mercantile customary law as a test. Hague journal on the rule of law, 15(2), 263-282. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40803-023-00194-0

2. Rembrandt's insolvency - A reply

   De ruysscher, D., & in 't Veld, M. (2022). Rembrandt's insolvency: A reply. Oud Holland, 135(1), 48-54. https://brill.com/view/journals/oh/135/1/article-p48_5.xml

3. Rembrandt's insolvency - The artist as legal actor

   De ruysscher, D., & in 't Veld, M. (2021). Rembrandt's insolvency: The artist as legal actor. Oud Holland, 134(1), 9-24. https://brill.com/view/journals/oh/134/1/article-p9_2.xml?language=en&ebody=previewpdf-60547

4. Citizenship in early modern Amsterdam - An artisanal identity?

   in 't Veld, M., & den Hollander, M. (2021). Citizenship in early modern Amsterdam: An artisanal identity? In D. De ruysscher, A. Cordes, S. Dauchy, G. Stefania, & H. Pihlajamäki (Eds.), Commerce, citizenship, and identity in legal history (pp. 73-95). (Legal History Library; Vol. 54). Brill.

5. Conservatism among merchants? - Codification and customary mercantile…

   in 't Veld, M. (2020). Conservatism among merchants? Codification and customary mercantile law traditions in the Netherlands (19th-20th century). Noesis - Revue Philosophique, 34(1), 217-241. https://journals.openedition.org/noesis/5123