Projects and Initatives Online Form
A Max Planck Law Project is a discrete cooperation between two or more members from separate Institutes that deals with a research issue or question in an inter-institutional manner. A project involves a clearly defined starting and ending point, a single event, or a single project. A project should lead to a scholarly outcome, whether a traditional publication or contemporary forms of knowledge dissemination. Supervision of at least one Director is required.
Blank
Propose a Project
- a symposium or symposium series aimed at producing an edited volume or special issue
- a single lecture or lecture series
- a book launch event or resources to promote a new scholarly achievement
- support for research capacity such as translations, editorial support, author-fees, or site-visits
For more information on the engagment of the Max Planck Law network through such “grass roots” initiatives, click here.
*Asterisk denotes compulsory field.
A Max Planck Law Intiative is a long-running cooperation between two or more members from separate Institutes that deals with a research issue or question, or that promotes networking and professional development in an inter-institutional manner. Supervision of at least one Director is required. Click here to propose your initiative.
Blank
Propose an Initiative
Examples of Max Planck Law Initiatives include:
- Max Planck Law — Law-Technology-Society
- Max Planck Law — PhD Group
- Max Planck Law — ADR & Arbitration Group
- Max Planck Law — Chinese Law Research Group
For more information on the engagment of the Max Planck Law network through such “grass roots” initiatives, click here.
*Asterisk denotes compulsory field.