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Author: Christians, Louis-Léon, Overbeeke, A.J., Martínez-Torrón, Javier, Rodrigo Lara, Belén, Constitutional and Administrative Law, Fundamental Rights, Regulation and Responsible Government, VU Institute for the Study of Religion, Culture and Society, and Kooijmans Institute
Subjects: Governance for Society
Published: 2021

Author: Sicking, Louis, Angulo Morales, Alberto, Álvarez Gila, Óscar, Aragón Ruano, Álvaro, Zaballa Beascoechea, Ana, Legal Theory and Legal History, Kooijmans Institute, and Boundaries of Law
Published: 2021

Author: van Klink, Bart, Oliver-Lalana, A. Daniel, Legal Theory and Legal History, Kooijmans Institute, and Boundaries of Law
Subjects: instrumentalism, commucation, legislative theory, legislation, authority, symbolic legislation
Abstract: Translation of a chapter originally published in English.
Published: 2019

Author: van Veen, W.J.M., Company and Legal Personality Law, Kooijmans Institute, and Law, Markets and Behavior
Subjects: foundations, stichtingen
Published: 2016

Author: Sicking, L.H.J., Faculty of Law, Kooijmans Institute, and Boundaries of Law
Subjects: Zeeland, naval warfare, NETHERLANDS, Holland, Fisheries, Navy, naval strategy, Habsburg-Valois Wars, Admiralty, privateering, prize law, Coastal defense, Acts on Navigation, maritime trade, piracy, Flanders, War, lords of Veere
Abstract: This book investigates how the rulers of the Habsburg world empiredeveloped and implemented a central maritime policy for the Netherlandsand appointed an admiral of the sea or admiral-general for that purpose.It also explains why the Habsburgs were eventually unable to gaincontrol of the maritime affairs of the Netherlands, in spite of thesupport of the powerful Burgundian Lords of Veere, who occupied thecentral position of admiral from 1491 to 1558. From their power base onthe island of Walcheren in Zeeland, known as the key to the Netherlandsat the time because of its central location between Holland, Flanders,Antwerp and the sea, they held an ideal vantage point for exercising theadmiralship. The result not only offers an illuminating insight into theorganisation of the war fleet, maritime trade and fishery, privateeringand prize law in the Habsburg Netherlands, but also puts the maritime success ofthe later Dutch Republic in a new perspective.
Published: 2017

Author: Wolswinkel, C.J., Jimenez, L.A., Fernández-Bermejo, D.U., Constitutional and Administrative Law, Public Contract Law, and Kooijmans Institute
Published: 2015

Author: Sicking, L.H.J., Solórzano Telechea, J.A., Arízaga Bolumburu, B., Legal Theory and Legal History, Boundaries of Law, and Kooijmans Institute
Published: 2015

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