Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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- Book Chapter
The judicial system and civil procedure

Piet Taelman (UGent) and Claudia Van Severen (UGent)

(2017) Introduction to Belgian law. p.81-127
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Are sequential trials really better than unitary trials?

Jef De Mot (UGent) , Barbara Luppi and Francesco Parisi

(2015) International Meeting in Law and Economics, Abstracts.
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Are sequential trials really better than unitary trials?

Jef De Mot (UGent) , Barbara Luppi and Francesco Parisi

(2014) 10th Annual Conference of the Italian Society of Law and Economics, Abstracts.
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Are sequential trials really better than unitary trials?

Jef De Mot (UGent) , Barbara Luppi and Francesco Parisi

(2013) The 2013 Meetings of the Canadian Law and Economics Association, Abstracts.
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Comparing third party financing of litigation versus legal expenses insurance

Michael Faure and Jef De Mot (UGent)

(2011) Searle Civil Justice Institute Public Policy Conference : Third Party Financing of Litigation : Civil Justice Friend or Foe? Proceedings.
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Ethiopia

Mohammed Abdo (UGent)

(2010) 55.
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Pure economic loss

Jef De Mot (UGent)

(2009) Tort law and economics. p.201-214
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Economic analysis of civil procedure: basic models and extensions

Jef De Mot (UGent)

(2007)
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Teaching Material on Civil Procedure

Mohammed Abdo (UGent)

(2004)
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A Teaching Material on Civil Procedure 1

Mohammed Abdo (UGent)

(2004)

Academic Bibliography

The judicial system and civil procedure

Are sequential trials really better than unitary trials?

Are sequential trials really better than unitary trials?

Are sequential trials really better than unitary trials?

Comparing third party financing of litigation versus legal expenses insurance

Ethiopia

Pure economic loss

Economic analysis of civil procedure: basic models and extensions

Teaching Material on Civil Procedure

A Teaching Material on Civil Procedure 1

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