Der Transatlantic Law Blog (TLB) der DAJV ist der digitale Nachfolger der Zeitschrift für Deutsches und Amerikanisches Recht (ZDAR).
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LL.M. Stanford Law – Experience Report (Part 2) – „Everything I Tell You Is Wrong – Somewhere“
14. November 2022
LL.M. Erfahrungsbericht,DAJV,Charity Run,Silicon Valley,US Law,Gesetzgebung,Jahreskonferenz,Stanford Law School,Bar exam
Nikolaus Schröder writes about his LL.M. studies at Stanford Law School as part of the LL.M. class of 2023 in an ongoing series.
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Erfolgreiche DAJV Premiere auf der KÖ-Meile
22. September 2022
Veranstaltungen,Jahreskonferenz,Young Professionals,DAJV,Charity Run
Mission accomplished: Charity-Lauf finanziert Reisestipendium für Jahreskonferenz in Chicago.
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Sieben Fragen an Dr. Christa Pfeil-Kammerer – Alumni Activities
26. August 2022
Dr. Christa Pfeil-Kammerer zur Leiterin der DAJV Alumni Activities ernannt. Hier stellt Sie die Ziele der Alumni-Gruppe vor.
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In The Army Now – Exkursion zur US Air Base Ramstein & Rechtsabteilung der US Army
29. Juli 2021
US Law,Veranstaltungen,Ramstein Air Base,NATO,News,Rechtsprechung,Military Court Martial
Looking back and looking forward: Exklusive Einblicke in den größten US-Luftstützpunkt Europas und unsere Reisepläne für Oktober 2021.
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Where Coal is King, the Subjects Go Bankrupt
18. November 2020
Insolvency Law,Climate Change,US Law
Up until 2013, coal remained the largest private-sector provider of jobs in the U.S. and is still the country's dominant power source. Renewable and alternative energies, necessary to abet the climate crisis, are present, available and very importantly, becoming cheaper than fossil fuels. The US has yet to implement a plan to adopt these alternatives and achieve the necessary emission reductions.
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