dr. Marco in 't Veld
Teacher
TLS: Tilburg Law School
TLS: Public Law and Governance
Room
M 503
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
- Bachelor Thesis
- Introduction to Law
- Law
- GLB: Introduction to the Philosophy of Global Law
Recent publications
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Fraude en rechtstoepassing binnen de muren van de Amsterdamse waag (1…
in 't Veld, M. (2023). Fraude en rechtstoepassing binnen de muren van de Amsterdamse waag (17e en begin 18e eeuw). Manuscript submitted for publication. -
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. Manuscript submitted for publication. -
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 -
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 -
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.