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Amsterdam Centre for Transformative Private Law ACT

Dissertations

Amsterdam Centre for Transformative Private Law (ACT)

ACT supports doctoral candidates and their research. Doctoral dissertations that have been completed as part of ACT in recent years can be found below.
  • 2021

    Haug, K 2021, 'Transfer of Movables: A Comparison of the Unitary Approach and the Scandinavian Functional Approach', Doctor of Philosphy, Universtiy of Amsterdam

  • 2020

    Burgers, LE 2020, 'Justitia, the People's Power and Mother Earth: Democratic legitimacy of judicial law-making in European private law cases on climate change', Doctor of Philosophy, Universiteit van Amsterdam.

    Jonkers, AL 2020, 'Insider guarantees in corporate finance: An economic analysis of Dutch, US and German law', Doctor of Philosophy, Universiteit van Amsterdam.

    Leone, C 2020, 'The missing stone in the Cathedral: Of unfair terms in employment contracts and coexisting rationalities in European contract law', Doctor of Philosophy, Universiteit van Amsterdam.

    Raiwa-Rietbroek, I 2020, 'Electronic payments: Consumer policies and practices in EU and U.S. law', Doctor of Philosophy, Universiteit van Amsterdam.

    van Duin, JML 2020, 'Justice for both: Effective judicial protection under Article 47 of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights and the Unfair Contract Terms Directive', Doctor of Philosophy, Universiteit van Amsterdam.

  • 2018

    de Boer, NJ 2018, 'Judging European democracy: National constitutional review of European law and its democratic legitimacy', Doctor of Philosophy, Universiteit van Amsterdam.

  • 2017

    van Hattum, B 2017, 'De afwikkeling van zorgplichtclaims: Een onderzoek naar het adequater oplossen van affaires rondom retail producten en dienstverlening op de financiële markten', Doctor of Philosophy, Universiteit van Amsterdam.