Hoe kan het recht bijdragen aan erkenning en herstel van historisch onrecht? Daarover organiseert de afdeling Privaatrecht op 16 oktober 2025 een symposium, in samenwerking met de afdeling Staats- en bestuursrecht. ...

The conference – organized with the support of the Amsterdam Center for Transformative Private Law (ACT) and the European Commission – will explore practices that illustrate the promises and perils of online ...

‘Rent and the City’ is a small series of events hosted at the Amsterdam Center for Transformative Private Law in 2021/22 that intends to offer a forum for conversations on the role of law in fostering (or precluding) ...

APPLIED – Assessing Private Parties Litigation in the Economy of Data – is a DTDM seed-funded project, which aims to explore the evolving landscape of data-protection litigation within the EU, focusing on the ...

On Monday February 12th, Mavis Maclean (University of Oxford) will give a lecture as part of our Futuring Private Law lecture series (2023-2024), titled New Directions in Family Justice Policy and Practice in ...

Sinds 1 januari 2023 geldt in België een nieuw verbintenissenrecht. Op talrijke plaatsen heeft het Nederlandse BW de hervorming van het Belgische verbintenissenrecht geïnspireerd. Op andere plaatsen reikt de ...

We are pleased to announce the lineup for our lecture 2025-2026 lecture series, Interfacing Private Law.

On Monday March 30th, Martijn Hesselink (EUI) will give a lecture as part of our lecture series, Interfacing Private Law.

General Academic visitors, including established researchers, Ph.D. candidates and post-doctoral researchers, whose work falls within ACT’s research areas, may apply to visit the Centre for a period of three to ten ...

On Monday June 15th, Bronwen Morgan (UNSW Sydney) will give a lecture at the ACT as part of our lecture series, Interfacing Private Law.