Law Publishers in Europe

Law Publishers in Europe

Law Publishers in Europe (LPE) ist eine 1983 von einigen der bekanntesten europäischen Rechtsverlage gegründete Initiative. Sie umfasst heute zwölf Mitglieder.

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LPE informiert Praktiker, Wissenschaftler, Bibliotheken, Unternehmen sowie öffentliche und private Institutionen über relevante Neuerscheinungen auf dem Rechtssektor und vertreibt diese schnell und zu günstigen Konditionen.

Seit 2009 vergibt LPE gemeinsam mit dem österreichischen Verlag Manz in Gedenken an den Verleger Franz Stein (1944-2005) den "Franz Stein Memorial Award". Die mit € 6.000,– dotierte Auszeichnung richtet sich im Zweijahresrhythmus an europäische Rechtsstudierende. Prämiert wird ein auf Englisch zu verfassender wissenschaftlicher Original-Aufsatz (8.000 Worte inkl. Fußnoten). Eine unabhängige Jury wählt unter den Einsendungen den besten Aufsatz aus. Der Gewinner-Aufsatz wird in einer Fachzeitschrift aus dem Spektrum der LPE-Verlage publiziert.

2009 war das Thema "How Should the EU Ensure the Human Rights Conformity of Targeted Sanctions its Member States have to Implement Pursuant to UN Security Council Resolutions?". Den Preis teilten sich Katherine Lim (UK) und Gerhard Holley (A).

Das Thema für 2011 ist "The New Common Commercial Policy: Who has the power to conclude investment protection treaties post-Lisbon? – The EU and/or its member states". Der Preis ging an Viktoriya Petrikova.

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