The research perspectives of the Max Planck Law Institutes are comparative law, international law and historical law. The research topics of the legal institutes are typically aimed at comparative law ...

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It was 1900 before researchers succeeded in producing a comprehensive measurement of black-body radiation and the theoretician Max Planck established a radiation law that corresponded to these ...

The Institute is part of Max Planck Law, the network of ten Max Planck Institutes engaging in advanced legal research. The first of these was established in Berlin in 1924. Today, we cover a broad ...

The Max Planck Society is a non-profit organization under private law in the form of a registered association. Its highest-ranking decision-making body is the Senate. Its members come from major ...

Over 24,000 employees across 84 Max Planck Institutes and research facilities conduct basic research in the life and natural sciences as well as the humanities, social sciences and law and have a ...

New research by Dr. Christian Günther, scientist at the Max Planck Institute for Social Law and Social Policy, uses case studies from the UK and California to analyze whether and how the law can ...

The Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law (MPI-CSL) is inviting applications for its Barbara Huber Scholarship Program. The Research Scholarship program is open to outstanding ...