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The Montaigne Centre for Judicial Administration and Conflict Resolution brings together Utrecht University’s multi-disciplinary expertise in the field of judicial administration and conflict resolution. The centre is based in the School of Law within the Faculty of Law, Economics and Governance.

Research at the Montaigne Centre focuses on national, international, and transnational processes and actors in the administration of the law. Examples include: courts of appeal, judges, mediators, ombudsmen, bodies for complaints, bailiffs, and litigants. The aim of the institute is to move beyond the purely legal paradigm of inquiry to embrace a thoroughly multi-disciplinary approach.

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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COURT ADMINISTRATIONPeace Palace, The Hague13-6-2012 9:00
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EGPA Studygroup on Justice and Court Administration 
by LAW\langbroekNo presence information		 21-2-2012 17:00

​The Montaignecentre, together with the Institute for Public Management of the University oF Bern and the Institute for research of judicial systems in Bologna has started a new studygroup in the conetxt of the European Group of Public Administration....

 
international seminar organisation development in courtsAttachment 
by Langbroek, P.M. (Philip)No presence information		 10-1-2012 10:39
On June 17 a seminar took place at Maastricht District Court, the Netherlands with judges and researchers from 8 European Countries. The seminar focussed on issues of the position of judges in the court organisation and the relations between court organisations...
 
Publication: QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN COURTS AND IN THE JUDICIAL ORGANISATIONS IN 8 COUNCIL OF EUROPE MEMBER STATES 
by Langbroek, P.M. (Philip)No presence information		 15-4-2011 17:17
The Commission for the Efficiency of Justice has published a comparative study on factors for success or failure for quality management in courts. The study consists of case studies on England and Wales, Finland, France, Lower Saxony, the Netherlands,...
 
Le nouveau management de la justiceAttachment 
by Langbroek, P.M. (Philip)No presence information		 1-12-2010 13:13
On November 8 the Centre de recherche sur la Justice et de Procès of University Paris 1 (Emmanuel Jeuland) and le Centre Perelman de Philospohie de Droit (Benoît Friedman) of the Free University of Brussels organised a seminar on the new public management...
 
Haiti, the need for a renewed global commitmentAttachment 
by Langbroek, P.M. (Philip)No presence information		 11-10-2010 17:29
Jeff Apperson, president of the International Association for Court Administration calls for renewed attention for Haiti, where aid has had limited success so far. His report on a recent visit to Haiti is attached. donations are possible via the following...
 
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